Give it time and we'll live in Mars, I know
Your comparison doesn't make much sense, that's all. CC's history has nothing to compare here, it came in a long journey along so many other revolutions, the product took so many forms until it was shaped to what we commonly use today. Ultimately introduced something completely new and that helped in transactions and money managements loads.
Cryptocurrencies can be sold as revolutionary, but they're not. They bring nothing revolutionary to the average consumer, hence no adoption. They did bring blockchain tech, which can be useful.
You seem to be confusing 'curency' with 'ways of payment'. Even if we end up paying with fingerprints, face scan or whatever, it will mostly probably be a 'money' transaction, not cryptocurrency.