Some economics lesson for you in case you are a literally retarded or 15 or both:
Bitcoin is not going to see a bullrun like the one we had last month until it gets merchant adoption.
The price of a bitcoin is determined by supply and demand (obviously). When the supply is fixed, but demand increases, the price goes up (obviously).
The problem is that all of the speculative money that is going to flow into bitcoin already has. People who want to "get in" on the bubble have already placed their bets. The run you saw last month was indicative of money moving onto the table.
The *problem* is that there needs to be a flow in order for bitcoin to actually both establish its own economy (economy is simply the FLOW of money), AND for there to be a reason for new money to flow into the ecosystem.
Right now, for instance, I have about $250k worth of my investment portfolio living in bitcoin, and I don't plan on putting more in. This is as much as I am willing to risk. I'm in the same boat as everybody else, in that I don't want to put more chips on the table.
For ease of math, lets say I have $10,000 in bitcoin. That's what hypothetical me is comfortable with.
If I can SPEND $1000, my investment will go down to $9000. Meaning that $1000 of fiat can flow back into the bitcoin ecosystem.
If we want to see another bullrun like last year, then we HAVE to figure out how to get people to start spending their coins. The drug markets did that for years, but they're drying up now in favor of other coins like monero.
That might be fine if there are other, high volume, legitimate ways to spend your coins, but right now there aren't.
Merchant adoption is the only way. It's how we save bitcoin.
NOW HURRY THE FUCK UP AND FINISH LIGHTNING! >9000 COCKCHAINS HAVE COME OUT IN THE LAST TWO WEEKS AND YOU FAGGOTS CANT EVEN FINISH A SIMPLE LAYER TWO ROUTING PROTOCOL FUCK.