Well there may always be things created in the future that surpass our current technologies. Or there may be breakthroughs that make us rethink what a "blockchain" even is.

I think a lot of people don't see the point or purpose of crypto. So really, I think a lot of people will turn to crypto if their economies crash like Venezuela.

The thing is whales keep getting bigger and bigger and people follow their trades. Some of them turn out well but many people panic sell and basically get their crypto stolen from them.

I hope you're right. The whales are probably waiting for people to panic sell and then just scooping up the cheap crypto.

All Krypto enthusiasts are waiting for this moment, but I think that this will not happen soon because cryptocurrency is hindered by many states that are not yet ready to accept it as the main currency.

I doubt any states will adopt something like Bitcoin as an official or reserve currency. I'd like to see crypto as the currency of international business and commerce that isn't subject to government interference. However, governments want to collect tax money from every transaction their citizens make, so naturally most seem to be anti-crypto :/

Crypto really hasn't "made it" in terms of mass adoption or being completely normalized for online merchant transactions... but does that really matter? I mean speculation with HODLing and trading IS actually a use case. I love earning crypto, trading it, lending it, mining/staking it, gambling with it and yes, sometimes buying stuff with it. So even if we're not quite to the "promised land" I still think crypto is really intrinsically useful.

I think more governments will issue their own cryptocurrencies. And apps built on blockchain will be more common. But it's really hard to say where we're gonna be so far in the future.

I don't think we can expect any kind of stability until there is mass adoption and the prices are tied to real world items. So there should be less fluctuation when that happens.