Our global economic system is teetering on a cliff. Inflation of the more stable currency, global supply chain bottlenecks. In general, the prognosis for the American economy is not great. Bitcoin is a risky asset. As economies contract investors will go to Bonds and lower risk investments. Forget the entire cryptosphere, Bitcoin is still seen as a wild-west investment (maybe Wyoming will be worth something in a hundred years...?) Investors are going to be less likely to speculate on the amount of gold there is in them there hills, but invest in the blue jeans industry instead, since that looks like a sure bet (see nVidia's stock price as an example of this concept.)
I think the purchase of crypto is essentially a short on America (or fiat currency in general). Ultimately this is a good bet (in my opinion), especially as the economies of the 'global south' develop more and collectively have more economic muscle. Divided they are easily exploited, but together they could start throwing their weight around and challenge our current global economic system.
Enter cryptocurrency. The inevitable 'earth credit' for goods and services rendered across borders is inevitable. Crypto not only allows code to eliminate meddling by institutions (like the Fed) but it adds utility to our currency. Money is no longer a tangible measurement of just economic resources, it can contain information as well.
Whether Bitcoin is our future 'earth credit' or a smart contract platform takes that moniker is something we'll need to wait and see. That said, crypto isn't going anywhere, but Bitcoin is going to tank while the world recovers from a two-year long fever dream.