Speaking of time, maybe it's too fast if targeting a maximum in 2035, because bitcoin needs approximately $18.5 T from the current capitalization of $1.5 T, thirteen times the growth that needs to be achieved because Bitcoin already has 20 million more coins circulating in the market now, this requires fresh funds from new markets or new money entering the market within the next 10 years, in my opinion this does not make sense in terms of market growth, we can see gold which is in 31T takes hundreds of years to reach it, Bitcoin can reach $1 million it may just be time in my opinion is not so simple.
I'm also not saying all new printed money will flow into bitcoin, and I'm saying bitcoin as an alternative storage of money for some people, which of course I'm also considering how people would store their money in another basket, therefore saying "alternative".
I don't think money is going to be a problem in bitcoins. Fresh money will always flow as mass adoption is in picture. Every other person wants to invest in bitcoins but are just not able to as of now. Soon, times will change for them and they will slowly start investing in bitcoins which brings fresh money. Also, let's not forget the institutions that are showing great interest in bitcoins. Institutions itself can bring a lot of fresh money in which will eventually increase the price as well.
Bitcoins are mined at a very slow rate now but the money flowing in is big. This is only increasing the demand and this will continue which is only going to inflate the price for bitcoins.