When Webvan was raising money valued at $1 billion would it have been wise to predict that it would "stop very soon"?
Anecdotes are not market principles.
Anecdotes are not market principles.
There are reasonable methods, however, to estimate likely outcomes of successful growth. I think its reasonable to predict that Bitcoin is likely to reach valuations of large publicly traded corporations. There are those that estimate it reaching valuations similar to gold, or the GDPs of industrialized nations.
But saying that the growth must stop because growth must stop isn't really saying much at all.