Honestly the only way for Bitcoin to become a highly valued commodity is to keep it out of the hands of the poors. If the Bitcoin foundation starts issuing guidance that prevents poor people from having access to Bitcoin, the wealthiest people in the world will seek to purchase all of it. I imagine the value is where it is currently because millionaires and billionaires have taken substantial bites out of supply, far more than the poors can (because 99% of the world's wealth exists outside of the pockets of 99% of the population). If it ever reaches $100k or better, it'll be someone like Bezos accumulating 5 million BTC or so. Billionaires love exclusivity. They feed on that shit. Hodlers are devaluing it more than they realize. No one is being honest about it yet because mining is still a thing, and the poors are still a variable in driving Bitcoin to that point of exclusivity.

But think about what I'm saying here: Why do you think the fed prints infinite amounts of cash? It's because they can't entirely keep cash out of OUR hands and devaluing what we have is way easier than devaluing the assets of a billionaire.