The unchanging rule of supply and demand makes Bitcoin a key player in the changing financial scene. Its finite supply protects against inflation and guides those seeking sanctuary from central banking missteps
Bitcoin is a fairly volatile asset but the relationship between supply and demand and limited supply can influence bitcoin to continue to experience new prices. That's why we see why the price of bitcoin can change so quickly because there is no such thing as stability in the price of this kind of asset.
Your trust observation is correct. In spite of government scepticism, adoption is accelerating. Now to the main issue; the speculative tag. Herein lays the biggest misunderstanding. Bitcoin's volatility is a sign of a maturing asset finding its foothold in a turbulent world
Economic influence requires time. Rome wasn't built in a day, and Bitcoin's globalisation won't either. Its inherent features will make it widespread, not speculation. Decentralisation, security, and limited supply are the foundation of a new economic paradigm. Today's sceptics will be believers tomorrow. Mark my words
With increasingly widespread adoption, this is a sign that Bitcoin is becoming an indirect part of influencing the economy, although sometimes currently we still see it in a limited scope because it is more up to individuals to determine this role. Volatility also provides the impetus for why these assets can change so quickly, but the supply and demand process still has the most important role in efforts to bring prices up or down.
There is a belief that not everyone has been able to penetrate towards bitcoin and that is normal because we can never see anything easily. Especially when it comes to people who are unfamiliar with technology and maybe some who understand technology are still skeptical about Bitcoin. Tomorrow they will believe in bitcoin much more than us and that happens even to each of us who initially did not believe in bitcoin.