Well said. Youve just explained in few lines what I've had in mind for a long time now. The good thing about bitcoin is that even if a correction will come, you can sell anytime you want, and then buy back when you think it's safe again. I don't really see a bubble Because the foundational ideology around bitcoin is really solid. There are numerous reasons I feel bitcoin would not have a bubble burst, as the antagonistic central banks are trying to pass,(banks who never cared about us, but all of a sudden are now caring about our investments, just because it's affecting them), but one of them will be it's increasing merchant adoption.
The arguments for online merchants to accept Bitcoin are actually very strong; fees are lower than for credit card payments, chargeback fraud is entirely eliminated, new customers can be reached in underbanked regions and a new, tech-savvy consumer base can be attracted.

The more that merchant adoption increases globally, the more there will be regular and stable demand for the digital currency. And given the current low rate of merchant adoption, there is a substantial room for upside.

The earlier banks accept this fact the better for them. They have to put away personal gains and work for the good of the general population.