There are only 21 million Bitcoins in total, and 3.7 million have already been lost. Currently, there are approximately 16 million in circulation.

Moreover, with large holders like MicroStrategy holding a significant amount of chips, even if they occasionally sell a bit, the quantity is limited. Therefore, the situation of supply not meeting demand is almost a certainty.

If the Bitcoin strategic reserve bill is passed after Trump takes office, many countries are likely to follow suit. If sovereign funds from various countries start buying, the supply-demand relationship will surely cause Bitcoin prices to soar.

As for how high it can go? No one can predict that.

However, in the next 5-10 years, Bitcoin may have tenfold growth potential.

As long as there is no economic recession in 2025, during Trump's four years in power, Bitcoin may experience a long-term bull market akin to gold.