Honestly, I don't have confidence in Bitcoin as a viable tangible asset to the world. So even if it goes up 100x tomorrow, I'm still content with not having invested any of my energies or resources into it. It's too heavily speculative to be useful in the way proponents purport it's usefulness.

The blockchain as a protocol and concept I think is very interesting and potentially extremely valuable, but the specific coin and technology called Bitcoin - I really don't care for.

It's just more fun and rewarding to make money by investing in things where I have a strong conviction about their usefulness. The moment you add layers on top of Bitcoin to make it usable to a broad audience you destroy the initial value proposition of anonymity and vague notions of "democratizing finance" (see: Coinbase).