I was thinking that everyone has their tipping point for the acceptance of Bitcoin at one point or another. At first, I wanted to make a lot of money on it - I would trade in and out, and I was someone who was in it pretty much for the number to go up. For society, some are completely disinterested in investing and just want the means to buy things they like. If I were one of these people, I never would have found BTC.
After the NGU aspect, the thing that got me deeper into it was seeing it firsthand and being accepted as a unit of account in El Salvador. I think many people in the U.S. and other Western countries are used to Apple/Google Pay, or their credit cards and don't think twice about the currency/money they use. They also are often in bubbles and are somewhat satisfied in life. They see no reason to venture into their unknown.
I think personally the tipping point for all will be when you can go to a gas station, doctor's office, grocery store, sports venue, or restaurant and pay at a discount with bitcoin. You see things denominated in sats, and maybe even at a 2% discount due to no interchange fee.
I think even Peter Schiff at one point said he would admit when he is wrong when it is widely accepted and transacted with at everyday stores.
For many, it is too disconnected from their everyday. They need to literally see it when they are pumping gas, or on the menu of a restaurant they enjoy. Just my two sats on the tipping point for all. What do the stackers think?