I don't think so
Moreover, I can't even fathom your logic behind this assumption. Bitcoin mass adoption as a means of payment would naturally increase the demand for Bitcoin, and given that there are only so many bitcoins in existence (read, supply cannot rise), it will necessarily bring about higher prices. In a nutshell, you can't get around the law of supply and demand, which is going to hold in this case. With that said, it is still unlikely that people are going to use Bitcoin specifically as a medium of exchange en masse
Bitcoin is not such a convenient medium for small daily payments as other alternative coins, so I think that Bitcoin is definitely in danger of being introduced as such, and many people on this forum are sincerely mistaken about this. Therefore, the near future for bitcoin will continue to develop as an asset for accumulation and speculation for financial and exchange traders and players in the vast majority of cases. Also, bitcoin can serve as a means of transfer for relatively large amounts in a small number of cases.
