Analyst Krueger has expressed an opinion that Bitcoin could reach one million dollars by 2035 if only 10% of the new capital printed annually is directed into the cryptocurrency.
Impact of Monetary Expansion
Krueger argues that global economies inject around $10 trillion every year through monetary expansion. If just 10% of that liquidity finds its way into Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency could reach the million-dollar mark within the next decade. Over a span of 10 years, more than $100 trillion is expected to be printed, meaning Bitcoin would only need to capture 1% of those flows to meet the ambitious target.
Inflation as a Driving Force
Krueger pointed to the erosion of purchasing power as the key motivator. With fiat currencies expanding at an estimated 7% annually, he argues that each dollar, euro, and yen loses value over time. Against this backdrop, investors are increasingly looking for assets that hold their worth. Unlike traditional money, Bitcoin’s capped supply offers what Krueger describes as 'the only truly fixed monetary system' available today.
Timing and Infrastructure Readiness
What makes the coming cycle different, Krueger added, is that the infrastructure for large-scale capital entry into Bitcoin already exists. With the rollout of spot ETFs, corporate treasuries adding BTC to reserves, and even early experiments with government-level holdings, institutional adoption has never been easier. Krueger emphasizes that 'for the first time, trillions in annual liquidity have a direct channel into Bitcoin,' suggesting that the next decade could determine whether the cryptocurrency cements itself as the global hedge against fiat debasement.
Krueger predicts that Bitcoin could occupy a significant place in the economy in the next decade, given the current trends continue. However, this view remains a topic of discussion within the cryptocurrency community.
