Yes, it can.
It's like going back to the time when bitcoin was just worth a $1 or even cents and we're not expecting it to hit $69,000 after some time.
$100k is already great to me, $1M is greater and if it tends to be at $10M, that's the greatest.
You know the difference between $69k and $10 million?
In order for Bitcoin to go to $69k we needed around 1 trillion, and that was when fewer coins were mined and the percentage of the ones lost was more significant, for 10 million we just need around 190 trillion.
For the first run we needed the GDP of Pennsylvania , now we need twice the GDP of the whole world, easy peasy!
It's the funny part of extrapolation!
For sure you have no idea what globalization means if you think it will fail but at the same time Bitocin will manage to unite all earthlings, which is the definition of globalization.
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You still haven't explained to me how you're going
to unite all humanity under bitcoin if you see the
collapse of globalization as inevitable.
But the next question arises - will the world economy switch to Bitcoin? And realistically, the forecast in the title of the topic - corresponds to the answer to the question "will the world economy switch to Bitcoin"?
On another topic, we have some die-hard fans people suggesting
BTC is becoming usable and is under a terrorist attack by some guys printing monkey jpgs, so, legitimate questions might arise if we toss those two together and try to find an answer.