2025-12-25 07:00:54

#BinanceABCs $BTC $ETH $BNB There's a perspective worth pondering—many believe that Bitcoin will eventually break the $1 million mark.

Where does this confidence come from? First, it's the scarcity—there's a hard cap of 21 million coins, combined with the periodic halving mechanism, which tightly restricts supply. Second, leading companies like Tesla are starting to allocate Bitcoin as an asset, and traditional financial institutions are also jumping in, with the scale of funds being completely different. Additionally, against the backdrop of economic fluctuations and inflation expectations, more and more people are viewing Bitcoin as "digital gold," and consensus is continuously building.

Of course, issues like price volatility and regulation do exist. But in the long run, as a decentralized global asset, Bitcoin's potential lies in its ability to possibly reshape the entire financial system's logic—that's what makes it truly attractive.

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PensionDestroyer

· 1h ago

Breaking the million mark was long overdue; this wave of institutional entry is the real key. Traditional finance folks have finally caught on... but it's a bit late. They haven't fully understood the halving mechanism that locks in supply. Regulation doesn't matter; we have our own ecosystem.

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rugdoc.eth

· 1h ago

Million dollars? It should have arrived long ago, the supply is right there. Institutional entry is the real deal; retail investors following the trend is pointless. Halving + inflation, Bitcoin's logic is too rigid. Regulation comes and it still drops, don't expect too much. The term "digital gold" is tired; we need to see if it can truly replace it.

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TheMemefather

· 1h ago

The million-dollar thing... it should have happened a long time ago. With scarcity standing right here, who can escape? Institutions have already entered the market, so what’s there to hesitate about? Let’s just see how regulations handle it later. The positioning of digital gold is solidified, with consensus laid down quite thoroughly. Rebuilding the financial system? That might be a bit of an overstatement, but the trend is definitely there.

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CryptoPunster

· 1h ago

Million dollars? Ha, I only see one story after another saying "this time it's really different." Scarcity, halving, institutional entry... I've heard these words for about ten years. Every time they say it's digital gold, but my wallet is thinner than paper. It's not that BTC isn't good, but—Tesla investing billions sounds impressive, but compared to global liquidity, it's just a drop in the bucket. Don't overhype yourself here.

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StableGenius

· 1h ago

nah the 21m cap argument is ancient, we've been hearing this since sub-$1k... what actually moved the needle was institutional capital finally getting comfortable with custody. that's the real story nobody wants to admit

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