Let me briefly talk about my logic for the future of Virtual Money.

I recently finished reading a book, a simple introductory book called Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind.
After watching, when mapped to the coin circle, you will find out what kind of character Satoshi Nakamoto is.
He is definitely not in it for the money,
Virtual Money is not virtual; it is real.
Satoshi Nakamoto is revolutionizing, and what is being revolutionized is the entire human society.
When the day he envisioned arrives, he will be canonized as a god and faith.
Paper money, gold, shells, silver, copper coins... everything is virtual, a carrier, a number, inconvenient, and a thing that delays the progress of human society.
Virtual Money is equivalent to paper money, even more convenient, more transparent, and less manipulable. As long as human society progresses, digital currency will become more valuable.
For example, Bitcoin, from this underlying logic, will serve as an anchor for the entire human economy. As time goes by, it will become increasingly stable and unmanageable.
One twenty-millionth of a big cake anchoring the human economy is real. Of course, that day may be very late, and perhaps we may not see it in our lifetime, but I believe it will come.
So turning back to say, whether Satoshi Nakamoto is a group or an individual, his goal is to become a deity or to passively become a deity, not to sell the big pie as a digital currency, turning it into worthless money. Those bloggers who worry about the big pie in Satoshi Nakamoto's hands can blacklist him.
Based on this logic, I only have one thought about the future of Virtual Money: to perfectly replace the entire existing human economic system, and then to discover the most valuable part, buy it, and hold it.
As time goes by, you will discover what wealth you hold in your hands, (if your pursuit is money).