$2.5 Trillion Dollar Avalanche Warning: Bitcoin Eyes $1 Million As U.S. Dollar Faces Historic Shakeup
Bitcoin and the broader crypto market have surged this week, fueled by a series of major global financial developments. The world’s largest cryptocurrency smashed past $100,000 for the first time since February — and experts believe this could just be the start.
In a bold prediction, Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell has been cautioned about a looming $2.5 trillion sell-off of U.S. dollars by Asian economies, potentially triggering a dollar crisis. Market analysts Stephen Jen and Joana Freire of Eurizon SLJ Capital noted that a sudden spike in Asian currencies like the Taiwan dollar may signal a prelude to a dollar avalanche.
If the dollar weakens and the Fed cuts rates — widely expected this summer — the risk assets flood could send Bitcoin rocketing toward gold’s $20 trillion market cap.
Geoff Kendrick, Standard Chartered’s Head of Crypto Research, explained:
"Bitcoin’s dominant narrative has shifted again. From risk asset correlation to strategic asset reallocation out of U.S. assets — now, it’s all about unstoppable capital flows."
Those flows include record-breaking Bitcoin ETF inflows, U.S. states passing legislation to hold Bitcoin in treasuries, and even sovereign wealth funds quietly stacking sats.
In a stunning admission, Kendrick added: “I apologize — my $120,000 Q2 target may already be too low.”
Meanwhile, Bill Miller IV of Miller Value Partners went even further, forecasting Bitcoin would continue rising until it eclipses gold’s market cap, predicting a monumental $1 million per Bitcoin price.
Why?
Because Bitcoin offers what no fiat currency can — a transparent, decentralized check on unrestrained money printing.
TL;DR:
A $2.5 trillion dollar avalanche could destabilize U.S. markets. Bitcoin is rallying hard — with top analysts now calling for $1M BTC as capital flows accelerate into crypto’s strongest digital asset.
