In their eyes, Bitcoin will have as much credibility as the Internet or electricity: a tech so trusted that it's simply a part of the everyday life.

"…- Dude, of course money should be digital and decentralized. It's self-evident. I mean, how else could you buy things? With a stamped piece of paper?…"

One can already see it in the results of national polls: the younger are the respondents, the more Bitcoin users are among them, and the less trust they have in central banks. It’s a massive societal change in the making.

And in a few years those Bitcoin kids will enter the voting age.

As Max Planck put it, “A new… truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents eventually die, and a new generation grows up that is familiar with it.”