Discover
News
Notification
Profile
Bookmarks
Chats
History
Creator Center
Settings
RobertBinance
1 Posts
RobertBinance
Report
Block User
Follow
A noob who only love CRYPTO
0
Following
13
Followers
0
Liked
Posts
RobertBinance
·
--
Bullish
THE KING $BTC TO $𝟓𝟎𝟎,𝟎𝟎𝟎 BY 2030 🚀 A lot of people are expecting a spot #Bitcoin approval by 2024 for . Given that BlackRock and other big hedge funds have applied for them and they have a high ETF approval rate. Some people are also comparing #BitcoinETF approval to Gold, which pushed Gold to a new ALL TIME HIGH and beyond. So let's do some math and see what happen if the Bitcoin ETF gets approved and BTC follows the same path as gold follows. The first gold spot ETF in the US 🇺🇲 was approved in November 2004, when gold was trading at $420 per ounce. The market cap of gold in 2004 was around $2.16 Trillion. In September 2011 gold peaked at $1900/ounce, and its Market Cap at the time was around $10.5 Trillion🔥 These are approximate numbers, as the exact total supply of gold is unknown, unlike BTC. Now, let's compare this with Bitcoin and see what will happen to the #BTC price if it hits the $10.5 trillion MCap. Current MCap of BITCOIN: $518B #Price: $26,700 To hit the $10.5T MCap 🔥 $BTC needs to go up by 20.2X, which will send its price to 541,216 💵 One thing to note here is that when Gold ETF was approved, its Market Cap was already $2.1 Trillion, while Bitcoin's Marker Cap is $517 Billion. But given the growth potential of $BTC it's possible that BTC can hit $500k by 2030 And we could even see a bull market that will not be a typical 4-year cycle but a supercycle that could last more than 6-7 years. This prediction is completely data-based. #NFA #DYOR
THE KING
$BTC
TO $𝟓𝟎𝟎,𝟎𝟎𝟎 BY 2030 🚀
A lot of people are expecting a spot #Bitcoin approval by 2024 for .
Given that BlackRock and other big hedge funds have applied for them and they have a high ETF approval rate.
Some people are also comparing #BitcoinETF approval to Gold, which pushed Gold to a new ALL TIME HIGH and beyond.
So let's do some math and see what happen if the Bitcoin ETF gets approved and BTC follows the same path as gold follows.
The first gold spot ETF in the US 🇺🇲 was approved in November 2004, when gold was trading at $420 per ounce.
The market cap of gold in 2004 was around $2.16 Trillion.
In September 2011 gold peaked at $1900/ounce, and its Market Cap at the time was around $10.5 Trillion🔥
These are approximate numbers, as the exact total supply of gold is unknown, unlike BTC.
Now, let's compare this with Bitcoin and see what will happen to the #BTC price if it hits the $10.5 trillion MCap.
Current MCap of BITCOIN: $518B
#Price: $26,700
To hit the $10.5T MCap
🔥
$BTC
needs to go up by 20.2X, which will send its price to 541,216 💵
One thing to note here is that when Gold ETF was approved, its Market Cap was already $2.1 Trillion, while Bitcoin's Marker Cap is $517 Billion.
But given the growth potential of
$BTC
it's possible that BTC can hit $500k by 2030
And we could even see a bull market that will not be a typical 4-year cycle but a supercycle that could last more than 6-7 years.
This prediction is completely data-based.
#NFA #DYOR
BTC
+0.32%
Log in to explore more content
Sign up / Log in
Join global crypto users on Binance Square
⚡️ Get latest and useful information about crypto.
💬 Trusted by the world’s largest crypto exchange.
👍 Discover real insights from verified creators.
Email / Phone number
Sign up to earn rewards
Login
Trending Topics
IMFWarnsTokenizationShiftsRiskToCode
0 views
131 Discussing
#imfwarnstokenizationshiftsrisktocode — Speed Kills the Old Safety Net IMF dropped a warning on July 2: Tokenization collapses execution, clearing, and settlement into simultaneity — removing the time buffers that let the old system catch errors. Faster settlement means risk migrates from bank balance sheets to code and platforms that have no capital buffers, no lender-of-last-resort, and no resolution framework. 4 red flags from the IMF: Code governance (who audits/pauses smart contracts?), legal certainty (which jurisdiction owns a cross-chain token?), liquidity backstops (no Fed window on weekends), and interoperability (fragmented standards = broken markets). "Risks that once were borne by individual institutions become increasingly concentrated in the platforms and code that govern these transactions." The IMF isn't anti-tokenization — it acknowledges the benefits (cheaper payments, instant settlement, programmable assets). The warning is that the old regulatory playbook is obsolete. Banks are already building tokenized deposit networks through The Clearing House, while Ondo and Securitize push RWAs on-chain. The code is writing rules faster than regulators can read them. Old system: slow but safe. New system: instant but fragile. Pick your poison. 🔔 $ONDO $BTC #SamsungToRaiseDRAMPricesAbout20%InQ3 #SKHynixLaunches$28BNasdaqADRListing #SpotGoldTops$4200 #OPECRaisesAugustOutputBy188000Bpd
Rohan Kishibe
·
3 Likes
·
839 views
SamsungToRaiseDRAMPricesAbout20%InQ3
0 views
106 Discussing
SKHynixLaunches$28BNasdaqADRListing
0 views
20 Discussing
View More
Sitemap
Cookie Preferences
Platform T&Cs