No.

1. People will have so many options and there’s no need for them to use lightning when it comes to transactions. It creates too much confusion. Without commonness, crypto is worthless. A lot of wastage happens in conversions into different coins.

2. People in general won’t like accountability. They want a big brother watching over them so that they can complain when things go wrong. Self custody is a great concept but won’t be a thing.

3. With rapid advancements in AI, people will not be able to trust anything to do with computers , they’ll gravitate to trusted sources. Decentralized platforms like bitcoin won’t have that.

4. As of now, bitcoin use case is limited to it being digital currency. If crypto becomes mainstream, people would transact in other forms like monero where they can remain anonymous while using crypto.

5. When platforms like ethereum and solana are able to mediate transactions of non-currency like for example real estate transactions or so, people will use the native currency of that platform.

6. It takes a strong fear in people for bitcoin to lose its value. This can be driven by false campaigns.

7. Small Circular economies will sprout up everywhere and bitcoin isn’t the only option.

8. At some point in the future , need for stronger cryptography may arise and bitcoin may be obsolete.

9. People will lose this frenzy of making money and will focus on what’s important in their lives especially when robots take over. Then having wealth will not mean much.

10. Countries can get increasingly isolated and may shut off their access to internet. Then the role of common currency is limited to a country or continent.