Bitcoin is a vote of "no confidence" in the current financial/banking system.
It will continue to devour bad money, and as it accelerates, will be the catalyst for changing finance as it exists today -- and entire nations, too.
I sympathize with this, though I'd emphasize that it isn't black-and-white. I'm a realist. I don't think BTC will necessarily displace sovereign currencies or revolutionize/replace nation-states. I'm not sure that it will become a global reserve asset.
But I do see it as a wealth transfer from unsound money to sound money (and I'm glad to be a part of that). I understand the economic implications of Bitcoin's supply with regard to Metcalfe's Law, so regardless of what happens with governments and legacy finance, I'm confident that the size and importance of the Bitcoin counter-economy will continue to grow. And therefore, so will the price.