The United States’ 100-year strategy around Bitcoin is unfolding step by step.
We are currently only in the 5th halving cycle; this “century-long game” is still in its opening chapter.
And when we talk math, we talk facts:
We are rapidly moving toward a future where miner rewards continue to shrink. Today, the block reward stands at 3.125 BTC (approximately $275,000). By the time the calendar reaches 2036, that reward will drop to just 0.39 BTC.
Here is the critical point:
For the mining system not to collapse and for today’s revenue level ($275,000) to be maintained a single Bitcoin must be worth at least $700,000 in 2036. This is not a preference; it is a mathematical necessity.
Under this scenario, today’s 3.125 BTC equates to $2.2 million.
In this model, there is no price ceiling only time and patience.
