just like the failure of electric cars adoption
Electric cars are a very good analogy actually. Electric cars were created because the system of using petrol cars is unsustainable and humans will run out of petrol not too long from now. I guess you could say that they were created as a contingency plan of sorts against petrol cars.
When petrol cars are no longer practical to be used (such as when a financial crisis is caused by people decreasing their debt to banks, or there is a "run on the bank"), people will have no choice but switching to electric cars (representing gold, Bitcoin or both). Bitcoin is also like electric cars in that it's a new development of technology rather than an existing item like gold.
Is it illegal for me to say there are ""BroBits" on my DropBox acct, that you all can buy and sell them among yourselves? One the one hand, you're investing in nothing, and just hoping to sell to a "greater fool." Just like a classic pyramid scheme.
That's
objectively not what a pyramid scheme is. You're just describing supply and demand.
Does this lead to a contradiction? The second you can't tie BTC to USD, I assume no one will accept it.
Explain how people would exchange one form of money to another without literally exchanging one form of money to another. There isn't any other way.