It is expected that by 2029, the price of BTC will reach $300,000, making it the main beneficiary of “currency devaluation trades.” The core logic behind this prediction is that the era of falling interest rates over the past 40 years has ended. Governments around the world are now facing increasingly heavy debt-interest burdens amid unprecedented sovereign-debt levels. Rising yields will create a self-reinforcing vicious cycle—higher interest payments, widening fiscal deficits, and a continued surge in borrowing demand.

Investors who hold scarce assets that cannot be easily diluted will benefit from this. BTC’s unique holding structure—about 60% of BTC is held by long-term holders who are insensitive to price movements (even if the price drops by more than 50%, they will continue to hold)—combined with the ongoing expansion of institutional and retail investment channels, further strengthens BTC’s position. I am very optimistic about BTC’s scarcity, and continuing to invest in BTC is the best choice.
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