How much will Bitcoin be worth in 10 years?

The story of cryptocurrencies is all told, and now comes the long journey to zero, or it could happen quickly.

Since 2020, Bitcoin has increased 12.6 times, soaring from $7,200 to $91,000, which is 10 times that of U.S. stocks during the same period.

However, just as Nvidia is currently full of bubbles, the hype around virtual currencies has also ended. Let's look back at this magnificent rise.

From 2020 to 2022, the hype was driven by global central banks' massive liquidity and home isolation, with various speculators who had money and time promoting digital currencies, which originally belonged to a niche market, to the public for the first time.

In 2023, the hype was about the listing of ETFs, and facing a $2 trillion market, Wall Street financial giants were forced to acknowledge virtual assets, leading more investors to flock to this sector.

In 2024 and 2025, the hype was about Trump's election and the legalization of cryptocurrencies, which is undoubtedly the biggest boon for the industry since its inception, bringing about the final violent surge of this bull market, peaking at $125,000.

The bull that Satoshi Nakamoto talked about in 2008 has surprisingly been realized in these short 5 years.

What is most important in the capital market is to have stories and imagination. A programmer claimed he invented a currency capable of countering the sovereign currencies of various countries, wild enough and with imagination that has reached the sky, and more importantly, it has basically been realized.

Thus, prices can rise to the moon; daring to brag can also achieve some goals, just like when Musk said a few years ago that he wanted to colonize Mars.

But this is precisely the problem in the current cryptocurrency space: first, the prices are too high, and second, there are no points left for speculation. The only glimmer of hope is whether the U.S. government will step in to buy coins in the future.

Speculation is possible, but hopes are slim. So far this year, the White House has held about 200,000 Bitcoins, and it feels like not selling is already good; after all, Trump is best at burning bridges after crossing them.

This year, the trends of virtual currencies have become increasingly similar to tech stocks, as mentioned above, having basically lost their own characteristics, just like in 'The Naked Director,' when a giant tries to imitate a latecomer, it is bound to fall.

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