re: Is there any chance we get a satisfying ending to GoT?

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I wouldn't like it, but it wouldn't surprise me. Bran's fingerprints are all over the history of Westeros.

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That was the idea behind the theory.

Bran gains the ability to "fly" throughout time and tries to stop the Night's King.

He becomes Bran the builder and fails, so he builds the wall.

He tries to whisper into the Aeyrs ears to kill the WW with wild fire but fails and instead goes mad.

(First two I can go along with but he loses me here)

Using the sequence where the children of the forest has one of the first men tied down and stabs him with dragonglass to become the Night's King. The video author correlates that with the positioning of Bran at the same time in the Tree.

Also the God's Eye plays a huge role in the Night's King power as the spiral hieroglyphic represents it.

Edit: This ending goes will with GRMM shitty ending writing style. Jon will have to kill Bran to save all.