Even then it’s only for tech savvy people. A ton of younger people are relying on “that one friend” to tell them about crypto and what/how to buy. I see it on my Facebook, even, kids I went to high school with who have no interest in finance asking for help.

Look, I'm in no way a fan of crypto (certainly not the way it has turned out). But you're thinking too short term. If crypto ever actually becomes widespread, it will be common for a generation that is not even born yet. They will not be (by comparison with their peers) be "tech savvy", certainly no more than today's 5-35 year old's are with respect to using smartphones.

I’m not in disagreement, and I don’t really have an opinion either way on crypto I see it as a cool technology but I don’t care for politics, but I think the solution isn’t just that future generations will find it easier. I think that instead future generations will have an abstraction layer that makes using crypto as simple as using PayPal.