🚨 DUE TO INFLATION, BITCOIN HAS NEVER TRULY REACHED $100,000
According to Galaxy Research, when Bitcoin’s price is adjusted for inflation and expressed in 2020 U.S. dollars, BTC’s real peak actually stood at $99,848—just shy of the widely celebrated $100,000 milestone.$ZKC
While Bitcoin has reached various nominal highs in dollar terms over time, rising inflation has significantly eroded the real purchasing power of those gains. As a result, the psychological $100K level has been visually crossed but not genuinely surpassed when measured in constant-dollar terms.$ZBT
This highlights an important distinction for long-term investors: headline prices don’t always reflect real value. Inflation-adjusted metrics provide a clearer picture of Bitcoin’s true performance, especially in periods of elevated monetary expansion.$ZEC
In short, Bitcoin may have flirted with six figures on paper—but in real terms, the $100,000 barrier remains unbroken.