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SatoshiHeir

2025-12-01 08:50:17

#数字货币市场回升 A company called Bitwise recently made a bold statement: Bitcoin is set to evolve from "minor skirmishes" into the "darling of institutions" over the next decade, with a target price of 1.3 million dollars by 2035. Their hard logic boils down to three points — first, the 21 million cap is fixed, and the more it is mined, the scarcer it becomes; second, various institutions are secretly increasing their positions, and the demand is simply unstoppable; most importantly, there is a global concern about the increasing devaluation of paper currencies, and this anxiety will continually support BTC. In short, the combination of scarcity and risk-hedging attributes could truly make it the most powerful asset of the next decade.

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MEVvictim

· 4h ago

1.3 million? Just listen to it, predictions in the crypto world have always been the opposite, haha. --- Institutions are hoarding my trust, but that price in 2035... by then we'll all be old men, can we still wait? --- The logic of scarcity is correct, but can the devaluation of paper money really always protect BTC? It feels too idealistic. --- I agree that the more you print, the more worthless it becomes, but this doesn't mean BTC will necessarily catch a falling knife; that's too absolute. --- Secretly increasing the position depends on the truth, don't let it end up being another situation where large institutions play people for suckers.

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ThatsNotARugPull

· 5h ago

1.3 million? Ha, it's the same old story, I've been hearing it for five years now. I believe that institutions are "secretly increasing their positions," but true suckers will never understand what they are doing. I'm just afraid that by 2035, the 21 million Bitcoins will have already been dumped by some Large Investors down to double digits. The reason of currency devaluation is valid, but using BTC as a safety net is just too funny... where's the promised safe haven? Why does it drop faster than stocks when there's a big dump? Now that this round of market has started, they begin to fantasize about 1.3 million. I just want to ask - is there still profit if I enter now?

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WhaleStalker

· 12-01 09:20

1.3 million dollars? Is Bitwise serious? It feels like they are just drawing a cake again, haha. I believe institutions are secretly increasing their positions, after all, paper money is indeed depreciating more and more, but can this logic hold until 2035... The limit of 21 million coins is set, and this point is solid, scarcity is indeed the strength of BTC.

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SelfStaking

· 12-01 09:16

$1.3 million? Bitwise is serious this time, but the logic of scarcity + hedging really stands up. --- Wait, we need to look at the real data on institutions secretly increasing their positions; otherwise, it’s just self-hypnosis. --- It’s true that the more paper money is printed, the less valuable it becomes, but can we really jump straight to BTC being worth $1.3 million? The logic seems a bit of a stretch. --- The cap of 21 million coins is indeed a necessity; I agree on that, but is it too optimistic to expect such a rise in just ten years? --- That’s right, the hedging property will definitely have support in the long run, but the key is to survive those 50% slumps in between. --- The most critical point is that institutions really need to continue their allocations; what if they start dumping again? --- Scarcity + hedging sounds perfect, but in practice, who can guarantee that nothing unexpected will happen in the next ten years? --- I believe half of this logic; I’ll wait for the market to speak for the other half.

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faded_wojak.eth

· 12-01 09:16

1.3 million? Ha, come on, there are always people making such predictions every year. The scarcity aspect is indeed solid, but will institutions really follow suit? The crazy printing of paper money makes BTC a safe haven, there's no doubt about that. It's Bitwise again and 2035, which seems like painting a big pie for investors. Wait, are institutions really quietly hoarding? This I need to keep an eye on. The 21 million cap is a fact, but don't pin your hopes too high.

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LiquidationKing

· 12-01 09:08

1.3 million dollars? This price is a bit crazy, but to be honest, the hard cap of 21 million does hold up, it just depends on whether institutions are willing to take this deal.

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BackrowObserver

· 12-01 09:05

1.3 million? Sisters, do you believe it? Anyway, I'm a bit confused.

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