A recent analysis highlights Bitcoin’s growth mirroring early internet adoption in the late 1990s, suggesting significant potential for wider acceptance. Despite only 4% of the global population currently engaging with Bitcoin, industry experts predict a user base expansion similar to the early days of the internet. The Bitcoin 2025 Conference, attended by over 35,000 individuals including prominent U.S. policymakers and financial analysts, reinforced this trend. While Bitcoin’s price has surged past $100,000, its limited user base is prompting a critical look at how cryptocurrency might reshape global economics. The potential for Bitcoin to fundamentally alter market stability and growth strategies is becoming increasingly evident. Experts predict gradual stabilization as adoption increases, although Bitcoin is expected to face fluctuations in the short term. Historical comparisons with Metcalfe’s Law suggest that similar to early internet adoption on a global scale, a larger user base will drive increased value, potentially ushering in a new era for global financial systems.