Looking at this chart, the first thing I think of is not 'How high will Bitcoin go?' but rather how much time really matters.
With the same goal of living $100,000 a year in retirement, but just delaying the retirement date, the amount of Bitcoin needed to hold has significantly decreased. This says something quite simple: Bitcoin rewards patience.
Bitcoin is not like fiat money. It is not printed more whenever the economy faces difficulties, and therefore its purchasing power is not eroded in the same way.
When inflation is almost certainly a long-term issue, holding a scarce asset becomes a defensive choice, rather than merely speculation.
For young people, the pressure is not to buy a lot immediately, but to have enough time to stand in the market. For older individuals, the problem is harder because there is not much time left, so each decision weighs more. But in both cases, the common point remains discipline and long-term vision.
Ultimately, this is not a story of quick wealth. It resembles a life plan: accumulating gradually, avoiding noise, and letting time do the rest.
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