In 20years from now, Satoshi Nakamoto is going to come out of the blue, damn it with all the anonymity, damn it with all the sitting on the sidelines and let others claim to be the founder, trying to take credit for what the founder has long archived. The founder would be out again to take royalties from persons using and to have invested Bitcoin, play the tyrant where youve got no other choice than to pay or loose everything and the government would be with the founder on this for their own cut should i continue because, a lot would happen with Bitcoin come 20years from today
Smartvirus, you bring up an interesting angle, but I'm not holding my breath for Satoshi to reappear. The game theory of Bitcoin relies on its founder staying anonymous-any return would risk undermining the trustless design. Royalties?
That's antithetical to the protocol's ethos.
As for 20 years out, I'm more focused on adoption milestones than price targets. Institutional custody solutions are already paving the way for broader acceptance, and countries with unstable currencies will likely accelerate this trend.