The head of MicroStrategy recently made some quite crazy assertions.
According to his logic: Bitcoin will surge to $15 million per coin, the total market cap of Bitcoin could break through $300 trillion, and MicroStrategy itself will eventually hold Bitcoin worth $30 trillion.
I double-checked the numbers to make sure I heard correctly.
These predictions are indeed shocking enough. But on the other hand, what does this really imply? Is it that Bitcoin itself will become so valuable, or that future fiat currencies will depreciate to an unimaginable extent?
If this trend continues, buying a bottle of water might really cost 100 million dollars in the future. It sounds like satire, but upon reflection, it actually reflects an extreme assumption about global liquidity and inflation expectations.
Whether this prediction ultimately comes true or not, it at least hits upon a deep question: in an era when traditional financial systems are under pressure, why do people have such high expectations for digital assets? This is worth pondering.
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BTCRetirementFund
· 8h ago
Laughing out loud, 15 million each? Is this guy writing a science fiction novel?
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Basically, it's just another way of saying fiat currency is doomed; the numbers haven't changed, only the units.
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If it really is like that, what are we still discussing? Just go all in and be done with it.
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I just want to know if this prediction can come true. It feels more exciting than reading a novel.
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Instead of studying what he says, it's better to think about whether you still have enough in your pocket to hold on until that day.
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Humans are like that; when despair sets in, they start fantasizing about a savior, no matter what shape it takes.
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The issue of excessive liquidity issuance is indeed not alarmist, right?
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It sounds crazy, but think about it carefully... maybe it's not that far-fetched?
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 8h ago
15 million for one? Are you serious, buddy? Isn't this just betting on the collapse of fiat currency?
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AirdropDreamBreaker
· 8h ago
$15 million for one Bitcoin? Haha, this guy really dares to say that. When the time comes, fiat currency will truly become paper.
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Basically, it's betting on the collapse of fiat currency. Instead of saying Bitcoin will rise, it's more like the US dollar is depreciating.
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Wake up, these kinds of predictions are just chicken soup for retail investors.
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Wait... if these numbers are true, wouldn't I have gotten my BTC for free... Why don't I have confidence?
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Good question, but the answer has long been written on the chain, each doing their own thing.
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$30 trillion? Laughing out loud. MicroStrategy might end up being killed by its own ambition, who knows.
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Whether true or not, at least this bold statement has stirred ripples. That's where the value lies, right?
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Hash_Bandit
· 8h ago
honestly this is just hyperinflation fanfic dressed up as bitcoin theology lol. the numbers are so detached from any network security model that it's almost poetry... almost. like yeah fiat gets diluted, but pretending btc hashrate scales linearly to those valuations? that's where the math stops making sense to me ngl
The head of MicroStrategy recently made some quite crazy assertions.
According to his logic: Bitcoin will surge to $15 million per coin, the total market cap of Bitcoin could break through $300 trillion, and MicroStrategy itself will eventually hold Bitcoin worth $30 trillion.
I double-checked the numbers to make sure I heard correctly.
These predictions are indeed shocking enough. But on the other hand, what does this really imply? Is it that Bitcoin itself will become so valuable, or that future fiat currencies will depreciate to an unimaginable extent?
If this trend continues, buying a bottle of water might really cost 100 million dollars in the future. It sounds like satire, but upon reflection, it actually reflects an extreme assumption about global liquidity and inflation expectations.
Whether this prediction ultimately comes true or not, it at least hits upon a deep question: in an era when traditional financial systems are under pressure, why do people have such high expectations for digital assets? This is worth pondering.