Around 1929, aviation, automobiles, and trucks rose to prominence, while railroads were considered an "obsolete old industry," and no one believed in them. Because everyone looked down on railroads, their stock prices were pushed far below their intrinsic value. Ultimately, those who invested in railroad stocks made money. Meanwhile, those who chased after aviation stocks during the same period suffered losses.

I feel that today’s Bitcoin is very similar to the railroads of 1929. Many people have been deeply hurt, given up, left, and even trampled on.
Don’t forget the road you came from. Bitcoin is the product of the most rebellious and innovative group fighting against the authority system. It is the only system that can operate continuously without a CEO.
Looking ahead to a 10-year time frame, AI is excellent, and Bitcoin is not bad either.