【The golden 20 years saw a 15x rise, Bitcoin says just copy this route📈🚀】
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A 2 trillion-dollar market, and someone is calling for 30 trillion. The person making that call is Matt Hougan. He manages tens of billions at Bitwise. What he says is very direct: Bitcoin can easily replicate gold. $BTC is now at $82,766 per coin. The entire market cap is stuck at the 2 trillion line.📊
How did gold move back then? In 2004, the first batch of gold ETFs in the U.S. went public. At that time, gold’s total market cap was just over 2 trillion. Over the next twenty years or so, it climbed all the way to about 30 trillion. How many times did it multiply? You can do the math.🥇
When did Bitcoin ETFs arrive? On January 10, 2024, the U.S. SEC gave the green light. Coincidentally, on that day Bitcoin’s market cap was also 2 trillion. The starting point was almost exactly the same as gold’s back then. He says this isn’t a coincidence, but a remake of the same show.🎬
After institutions buy in, the question isn’t whether the price will rise. It’s whether anyone is still willing to sell. The first wave of demand was easily absorbed by long-time holders. But if new money keeps coming in every month, fewer and fewer people will be willing to unload. Once supply tightens, the price will speak for itself.🪙
Personally, I think $BTC calling for 30 trillion is a bit far-fetched. Gold took twenty years to travel this path. Bitcoin has only been running for just over two years. He has also floated an even more aggressive version: $1 million per coin. The premise is that the pool grows to 121 trillion over ten years. Bitcoin would need to capture 17% of it.🤔
What people are arguing about now isn’t the price itself. It’s whether Bitcoin really counts as digital gold, or just as a high-volatility risk asset. If it’s the former, 30 trillion is the finish line. If it’s the latter, 2 trillion is the ceiling. No one can submit this exam early.⏳
📌 Same ETF curve: gold took twenty years, Bitcoin is just getting started.
Do you think 30 trillion is just hype, or will it really happen?
Join Mr. X’s fan group chat on the homepage🔥
A 2 trillion-dollar market, and someone is calling for 30 trillion. The person making that call is Matt Hougan. He manages tens of billions at Bitwise. What he says is very direct: Bitcoin can easily replicate gold. $BTC is now at $82,766 per coin. The entire market cap is stuck at the 2 trillion line.📊
How did gold move back then? In 2004, the first batch of gold ETFs in the U.S. went public. At that time, gold’s total market cap was just over 2 trillion. Over the next twenty years or so, it climbed all the way to about 30 trillion. How many times did it multiply? You can do the math.🥇
When did Bitcoin ETFs arrive? On January 10, 2024, the U.S. SEC gave the green light. Coincidentally, on that day Bitcoin’s market cap was also 2 trillion. The starting point was almost exactly the same as gold’s back then. He says this isn’t a coincidence, but a remake of the same show.🎬
After institutions buy in, the question isn’t whether the price will rise. It’s whether anyone is still willing to sell. The first wave of demand was easily absorbed by long-time holders. But if new money keeps coming in every month, fewer and fewer people will be willing to unload. Once supply tightens, the price will speak for itself.🪙
Personally, I think $BTC calling for 30 trillion is a bit far-fetched. Gold took twenty years to travel this path. Bitcoin has only been running for just over two years. He has also floated an even more aggressive version: $1 million per coin. The premise is that the pool grows to 121 trillion over ten years. Bitcoin would need to capture 17% of it.🤔
What people are arguing about now isn’t the price itself. It’s whether Bitcoin really counts as digital gold, or just as a high-volatility risk asset. If it’s the former, 30 trillion is the finish line. If it’s the latter, 2 trillion is the ceiling. No one can submit this exam early.⏳
📌 Same ETF curve: gold took twenty years, Bitcoin is just getting started.
Do you think 30 trillion is just hype, or will it really happen?