I do think we are standing on the threshold of this new technology turning the corner from being something for a few deep techy wierdos to a more mainstream thing... I remember how long it took for the idea of "being on the Internet" to get from being "weird" to "mainstream." And how long it took for PayPal (representing "money handling withOUT a bank") to get from "too risky" and "a scam" to being accepted on virtually every web site on the planet.

Some people are "early adopters," some are not. Cryptos (in my non-expert opinion) are at that tipping point where they are seen less and less as a "flash in the pan" and more as "a new economy," and getting in now still represents getting in on the leading edge.