**Potential Path of Bitcoin to 100 Million Dollars**
The scarcity of Bitcoin (a limit of 21 million), institutional adoption, and macroeconomic trends (such as inflation, currency devaluation) may lead to its value rising to 100 million dollars. Halving events reduce supply growth, while demand increases as corporations, ETFs, and states (e.g., El Salvador) integrate BTC. Technological upgrades (Lightning Network) enhance utility, and decentralized governance attracts users seeking financial sovereignty. The global shift towards digital assets, combined with geopolitical instability, may accelerate BTC's role as 'digital gold.' However, risks such as regulatory crackdowns, security breaches, or environmental concerns may hinder progress. Hyperbitcoinization—if fiat systems fail—could trigger parabolic growth. Although speculative, 100 million dollars/BTC implies a market capitalization of 2.1 quadrillion dollars, which requires an unprecedented redistribution of global wealth. Long-term viability depends on network security, scalability of adoption, and sustained trust in decentralized money.
