Extremely low but not impossible, subject to market and regulatory factors.but Even with strict regulations, Bitcoin’s decentralized nature means that as long as there are nodes operating in any part of the world, the network can continue to function.
black swan event may occur. but you may as well ask are you going to get struck by lightening tomorrow.
on long enough timeline i think btc will be replaced by a technologically superior chain in terms of market dominance..
is not posible, but we could see it really low again and with the surprise of the last year who know what could happen looks good but can drop at anymoment.
As with anything in life , you can never 100% that something is not going to happen however referring to your original question, I would say the chances of Bitcoin going extinct are so infinitesimally small that it doesn't make any sense to even think/worry about it.
I think it's unlikely for Bitcoin to become extinct also bitcoin will continue to be around in the future.But everything is possible now as many competitors are on the way .
While there are potential risks such as regulatory crackdowns, technological vulnerabilities, war/s, and economic factors, Bitcoin's resilience and unique value propositions make its extinction unlikely but not impossible.
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