2025-12-25 11:26:22

Recently, discussions about the future price of Bitcoin in the crypto world have reignited. An influential figure in the crypto space publicly stated: Bitcoin surpassing $1 million is not a pipe dream. As the manager of a top global crypto trading platform, his judgment has always been based on a deep understanding of market logic, not mere speculation.

Looking at Bitcoin's journey makes it clear. From less than $1 to nearly $70,000, this trajectory repeatedly confirms a simple truth: every doubt is overturned by the next wave of gains. Why dare to say that a million dollars is not a dream? There are several supporting points summarized below.

First is the fundamentals. The total supply of 21 million coins is a constraint written into the code, unchangeable, with halving events every four years. In a world with a fixed supply, any increase in demand inevitably leads to rising prices. This is not speculation; it’s arithmetic.

Second is the wave of institutional recognition. Once looked down upon by traditional finance, Bitcoin has now entered the asset allocation lists of Wall Street. From large tech companies to asset management giants, more and more institutions are acknowledging their holdings of crypto assets in official financial reports. What does this represent? A shift in perception. Larger-scale institutional capital is still on the way in. When they truly start to allocate, what will the market look like?

Next, consider the global macro environment. Loose monetary policies by central banks, persistent inflation pressures, and the risk of currency devaluation are prompting more people to reconsider what "true store of value" means. Bitcoin, with its decentralized, borderless, and censorship-resistant features, is becoming a globally recognized asset. Once this consensus forms, it will have a powerful self-reinforcing effect.

Of course, the road ahead will not be smooth. Regulatory uncertainties, market volatility, and the unpredictability of black swan events are variables. But historically, every challenge has not altered Bitcoin’s long-term upward trend.

So the question becomes: is a million dollars an inevitable endpoint, or an overly optimistic fantasy? It depends on your level of agreement with the above logic. What is your judgment on the future of digital assets?

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NervousFingers

· 4h ago

Well, that's right. The issue of fixed supply and rising demand is indeed a math problem. Wait and see when institutions enter the market; they're still on the way. History is right there, every time it gets bearish and then turns around. Why would this time be any different? But honestly, no one can predict a black swan. I still need to think it through myself before taking action.

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GateUser-9ad11037

· 4h ago

Million dollars? Ha, this wave is again the dream of old hands or is it really coming... Honestly, I believe in the halving logic, I just don't know to what extent institutions will really participate.

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TokenVelocityTrauma

· 4h ago

Million dollars? Uh... I still need to see how regulators respond, otherwise no matter how good the logic is, it can't withstand a ban. I agree with the fixed supply, but can demand really grow infinitely? Honestly. I'm already tired of the institutional entry wave; every time it's hyped up loudly, and then what? What does history prove? The major crashes from 2009 to now are also history, my friend. Wait, has Wall Street really approved it, or are the financial statements just looking good? To put it simply, it's all about two words—time. Looking back ten years later, you'll see who was right in their predictions.

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FlyingLeek

· 4h ago

A million dollars is still a long way off; we have to wait for the next halving. The logic of fixed supply is fine, but will institutions really keep entering the market? Anyway, I buy while doubting. If those Wall Street folks are coming in now, what does that mean? It probably means the top is also near... It all depends on when the Federal Reserve starts to loosen monetary policy again—that will be the real booster. Every time a big influencer calls out a price before, I lost money. Now I’m used to it, just HODL and relax. Honestly, a million dollars sounds great, but I care more about when the next bear market will come.

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NFTArtisanHQ

· 4h ago

one might argue the million-dollar thesis is just another layer in bitcoin's ongoing narrative construction... but honestly? the tokenomics checks out, which is kinda hard to ignore from a purely aesthetic value proposition standpoint. the real question is whether consensus becomes self-fulfilling prophecy or just another speculative meta-narrative we're all collectively performing into existence

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AirdropHunter007

· 4h ago

1 million? Wake up, once regulation comes, everything is useless Tired of hearing about the constant supply, but the real question is, can demand continue? The big players say they approve, but have they really put real money into the market? Who knows Is this cycle just going to repeat the 2017 story again, with the same old tricks of cutting leeks Macroeconomic support is nonsense; when a black swan hits, prices will plummet instantly. Who believes that? If the historical trend lines were reliable, why are so many people still cutting losses? Math problem? You can't predict when it will approach; why deceive yourself? If institutions were truly coming, it would have already exploded. Are you willing to wait?

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