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Bitcoin's Path to $1 Million: Math and Predictions

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


Bitcoin has once again captured the attention of investors as its price nears $100,000. Renowned crypto trader VirtualBacon forecasts the cryptocurrency could reach $1 million per coin within the next decade.

Can Bitcoin Still Make You Rich?

Bitcoin certainly has the potential for substantial gains, but the journey to $1 million is backed by math and market trends. Over the past month, Bitcoin saw an impressive 40% increase, reaching $93,400 following Donald Trump's victory, who declared making the US a crypto center. Many experts anticipate that Bitcoin will soon hit $100,000.

Why Does Trader Believe Bitcoin Can Reach $1M?

Unlike stocks, gold, or real estate, Bitcoin offers unparalleled growth potential. Its fixed supply of 21 million coins and resistance to inflation make it a strong contender for digital gold. As more institutions and individuals allocate portions of their portfolios to Bitcoin, the price could rise significantly. A key factor is increasing institutional adoption. Bitcoin ETFs have already seen large inflows, and companies like Microsoft are considering holding Bitcoin as part of their treasury.

The Math Behind $1 Million

VirtualBacon believes Bitcoin could reach $1 million without having to overtake gold. If Bitcoin captures just 57% of gold's future market value by 2034, its market cap could hit $20 trillion, and the price could rise to $1 million. This is achievable through steady adoption and Bitcoin's anti-inflation characteristics.

Bitcoin's path to $1 million is not about quick profits but long-term growth. As more investments are made, Bitcoin's role as 'digital gold' becomes stronger, offering potential 5-10x gains over the next decade.

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