1 Bitcoin will be worth $1 Billion

[Farah717]

It will eventually be $1 Billion right now it's at $98,000. Just imagine if you only brought $1,000 of BTC now. This will probably be in 2040-2050 Although
All the information is here:

Bitcoin Price Prediction 2030 & 2040 (July 2024 Update)

Max Keiser predicts Bitcoin to be worth $200K in 2024. Fidelity predicts one Bitcoin will be worth $1B in 2038. Hal Finney predicted $22M per Bitcoin by 2045. Let’s look into why in more detail…

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[Hilmaam]

Max bit coin in circulation 21 million. Multiple by billion
That’s 21 quadrillion or 21,000 trillion

 

[Farah717]

Max bit coin in circulation 21 million. Multiple by billion
That’s 21 quadrillion or 21,000 trillion

do you think it will happen?

 

[repo]

It will never even reach 1 million.

 

[Farah717]

It will never even reach 1 million.

People said the same thing 5 years ago when it was only $7,000 now it's at $100,000 Lol. It's 100% gona reach 1milly by 2030 also

 

[repo]

People said the same thing 5 years ago when it was only $7,000 now it's at $100,000 Lol. It's 100% gona reach 1milly by 2030 also

$100,000 is more believable than 1 million. 19-21 trillion dollars in bitcoins is highly unlikely. It has no use case that makes it better than regular money. It's just a fancy database that uses a huge amount of energy.

 

[Sadam96]

do you think it will happen?

Nah, it’s not gonna happen. Global wealth is around $450 trillion right now. To hit $21,000 trillion, it’d need to grow 15% per year for 15 years to reach that by 2040—or about 5% per year to get there by 2050.

Bitcoin’s sitting at $2 trillion, which is like 0.5% of total wealth. For it to hit $1 billion per coin, literally all the wealth in the world would have to flow into Bitcoin by 2050 (assuming 5% annual growth). That’s just not realistic

 

[The alchemist]

$100,000 is more believable than 1 million. 19-21 trillion dollars in bitcoins is highly unlikely. It has no use case that makes it better than regular money. It's just a fancy database that uses a huge amount of energy.

It's unrealistic to have trillions worth of online currency if you can't measure that up with an economy that runs on real things. Bitcoin was never a real competition to the regular currencies. It is an aspect of capitalism.

 

[Testo 21]

Thats fairy tell, all the coins have shady gov backing. Its all myth