In the past 14 years, Bitcoin has been declared 'dead' 415 times, the first of which dates back to October 2010, when the trading price of BTC was only $0.11. According to Bitcoindeaths data analysis, based on Bitcoin's historical return rates, if $100 was invested each time Bitcoin was declared dead, the current total return value would exceed $101 million. Industry analysis suggests that the continuous growth of the global money supply, which is expected to increase by over $20 trillion by January 2026, could attract an additional $2 trillion in investments into Bitcoin, potentially serving as a catalyst for BTC's rise.