As Bitcoin gradually approaches its historical highs, the $100,000 target is no longer out of reach. However, while ordinary users anticipate Bitcoin reaching $100,000, large institutions and nations are setting their sights on even higher targets. So, how far can Bitcoin's future really go?
1. Bitcoin's status is increasingly solidified
Bitcoin currently ranks seventh in global asset market value, only behind tech giants like Google and Amazon.
- Based on the recent 16% increase over the last month, it is not difficult for Bitcoin to easily surpass the market value of Google or Amazon.
- Even to match gold's market value, Bitcoin only needs to grow by 800%.
At the $13 million price predicted by Michael Saylor, Bitcoin's market value will far exceed gold, becoming the most important asset in the world.
2. Why are enterprises and nations competing to accumulate Bitcoin?
An increasing number of Web2 companies and countries are actively building Bitcoin reserves.
The example of MicroStrategy
- MicroStrategy is one of the companies with the largest Bitcoin holdings, and its stock (MSTR) is also close to historical highs.
- Its CEO, Michael Saylor, firmly believes that Bitcoin is the core of future global reserve assets.
The rise of Solv Protocol
- As a leading BTCFi project, Solv Protocol has reserved over 25,000 BTC.
- Solv Protocol connects decentralized finance (DeFi) with Bitcoin reserves through its flagship product SolvBTC, providing a way to participate in DeFi without locking assets.
- Solv Protocol aims to surpass MicroStrategy to become the largest on-chain holder of Bitcoin.
3. Why is $100,000 still considered undervalued?
Scarcity drives value
The total supply of Bitcoin is fixed at only 21 million coins, and this scarcity is its core advantage in becoming 'digital gold'.
- As institutional demand increases, the circulating supply of Bitcoin will further decrease, and prices are bound to rise.
Global adoption trends
The trend of Bitcoin reserves is gradually accelerating from Web2 companies to the national level.
- Countries like El Salvador have included Bitcoin as part of their official reserve assets, and more countries may follow suit in the future.
Market value comparison and potential space
Currently, Bitcoin's market value is about $1.2 trillion, while gold's market value is as high as $11 trillion.
- If Bitcoin matches the market value of gold, each Bitcoin's price will reach $650,000.
- Michael Saylor's prediction of $13 million is not impossible but is a bold outlook based on long-term development logic.
Conclusion:
The future of Bitcoin is not only limited to price growth but also its increasingly significant role as a global reserve asset. From MicroStrategy to Solv Protocol, from enterprises to nations, accumulating Bitcoin has become an undeniable trend. A $100,000 Bitcoin may just be the beginning, and the real goal is the peak described by Michael Saylor that far exceeds imagination.
