Just realized something pretty interesting about how fast Bitcoin is actually moving. You know how we always talk about adoption curves? Well, when you line up Bitcoin's growth trajectory against where the internet was at similar adoption stages, the numbers are wild.

Think about it—back in 1990, the internet was basically nothing. Then by 1995, you had maybe 100 million people online. Fast forward to 2019 and Bitcoin hit that same 100M user milestone. But here's where it gets crazy: the internet took 5 years to go from 100M to 200M users (around 1997). Bitcoin? It crushed that in just 2 years by 2021.

Now we're in 2026 and Bitcoin adoption curve has already crossed 400 million users. That's genuinely faster than the early internet adoption. The internet was the biggest tech revolution we'd seen, right? But Bitcoin is replicating that adoption pattern in a fraction of the time.

I think a lot of people still don't appreciate how significant this is. We're not talking about some niche tech here—we're watching a financial network adopt at speeds that outpace one of the most transformative technologies in human history. Whether you're bullish or bearish on crypto, you gotta respect the math on the adoption curve.

The interesting part is what happens next. Internet adoption eventually plateaued, but Bitcoin's still in the growth phase. Makes you wonder what the ceiling actually looks like.