Yes, number of (active) users is what brings value to a network and if the users are enough it becomes unstoppable.
That's exactly why they limited the Bitcoin block size to a ludicrous low amount: to limit the maximum number of active users and hence its growth.
If the block size is not lifted Bitcoin will fail because of its limited capacity: the world needs it and people will be forced to use a more scalable alternative without an artificial limit.
Yes, number of (active) users is what brings value to a network and if the users are enough it becomes unstoppable.
That's exactly why they limited the Bitcoin block size to a ludicrous low amount: to limit the maximum number of active users and hence its growth.
If the block size is not lifted Bitcoin will fail because of its limited capacity: the world needs it and people will be forced to use a more scalable alternative without an artificial limit.