2025-12-25 03:30:38

#比特币与黄金战争 $BTC $ETH $BIFI

A founder of a certain exchange recently put forward a bold view: Bitcoin will inevitably break through one million dollars. Once this prediction was made, market discussions never stopped — after all, it reflects the attitude of top industry players towards the long-term prospects of crypto assets.

But is the goal of one million dollars really just empty talk? A close look at Bitcoin’s trajectory over the past decade reveals the answer. From a few cents to $69,000, every rise and fall has defied countless bearish voices. Why are so many industry giants willing to be optimistic? The underlying logic is actually quite clear:

Bitcoin’s scarcity is a hard constraint. The total cap of 21 million coins, combined with the halving mechanism every four years, determines that new supply will become increasingly scarce. In an inflationary era, this absolute scarcity itself is a fundamental support for value. Meanwhile, institutional capital has already entered the scene — from tech companies to investment giants, large asset managers have been positioning themselves. Traditional Wall Street financial powers are also accelerating their participation. More importantly, the global consensus of viewing Bitcoin as "digital gold" continues to strengthen, and this consensus network itself is an engine for value appreciation.

Of course, volatility and regulation always accompany this path, and it is by no means smooth. But true investors have never focused on short-term ups and downs; instead, they look at the big trend five or ten years down the line — whether Bitcoin’s core value as a decentralized asset is truly irreplaceable.

This raises a question worth everyone’s reflection: for Bitcoin, is a million dollars the endgame or a relay point?

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GasFeeCrying

· 4h ago

Million dollars? Laughing to death, this is just the beginning Uh, no, I believed it once the halving cycle started How to avoid the regulatory trap, that's the real issue Honestly, it all depends on who holds more chips, what consensus? Setting the cap at 21 million is indeed ruthless, but does anyone really believe it? That bunch on Wall Street is just ridiculous when they enter the market, do they genuinely love Bitcoin? Or is it just a new way to cut the leeks? I accept the ten-year growth, but for those daring to bet on the next five years... how are you so brave? It's basically betting on global inflation devaluation, same logic as gold It should be a relay point, otherwise how do we play?

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RealYieldWizard

· 4h ago

Million dollars? It should have broken through long ago. The halving cycle is so obvious, and you're still hesitating... Wait, the real question is who is actually buying at the high? Honestly, this round of institutional entry is just for accumulation. Don't get cut. I bet it will still go up, but the premise is not to be hit by a sudden blow from the Federal Reserve. Halving + inflation + scarcity, the logic is solid. Gold? That thing should have been phased out long ago. Digital assets are the future. I don't pay much attention to short-term fluctuations; a five-year plan is what really matters. I'm a bit skeptical about the accuracy of the big shots' predictions, but the trend is indeed correct. The toughest blow from regulation was even scarier than the price drop. The endgame? Ha, we're just getting started. Even intermediate points are considered polite.

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GateUser-3824aa38

· 4h ago

Million dollars? Wake up, this is just the appetizer. Really? The 21 million cap still depends on the halving, well, that logic checks out. Institutional entry is a fact, but retail investors always get cut, which is outrageous. Once regulation comes, everything is over. It's not alarmism, but a real-life lesson. Consensus network value-added engine? Sounds awesome, but I still don't believe it. Who knows what will happen in five or ten years? I only care about how much this wave can make. Bitcoin will go up, but it will never be this smooth; volatility is the norm. Digital gold? Gold won't drop 30% in a day—that's gambling. Relay points? Dream on, let's see if it breaks 100,000 first. Tired of the decentralization talk, only real money matters.

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GrayscaleArbitrageur

· 4h ago

Million dollars? It should have been this price a long time ago. The halving cycle is right there, and with the supply side stuck, what else is there to say? If you're still hesitating about whether to get in now, you'll regret it in five years.

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