Emergency Notice: “Bitcoin at $1 Million Each”
Why I firmly believe that Bitcoin will definitely surpass $1 million in the future, and the top 500 companies will issue coins on-chain instead of going public on NASDAQ.
First, efficiency will drive inevitable change.
The transparency and openness of blockchain make it easier to regulate. Decades ago, NASDAQ defeated all traditional stock giants through online trading, so efficiency is the future.
Second, the push from the latest U.S. policies.
From various information sources, the crypto space and stock market have begun to connect (RWA). On Futu, you can directly recharge BTC and USDT to exchange for USD.
The trading platform with the most retail investors in the U.S., “Robinhood,” is directly engaging in “tokenization of everything” and has also held a press conference. It’s becoming increasingly convenient for stock investors; once they participate, it’s hard for them to leave because in the crypto space, there’s only the first time and countless times thereafter.
Third, young people are more accepting of using cryptocurrencies.
On Twitter, those born after 2000 and their friends include individuals who founded some of the world's latest and greatest companies, and they might issue coins instead of stocks.
New talents emerge with each generation, each leading the trend for hundreds of years. The future rules will be set by young people—the so-called traditions are merely things waiting to be swept into the dustbin of history.
The current mining cost of Bitcoin is about $50,000, while MicroStrategy's acquisition cost is about $70,000. All exchanges hold Bitcoin; it’s just a matter of who reveals their signs to buy first. The more Bitcoin one holds as a strategic reserve, the stronger the retail investors' sense of trust! I don’t know if exchanges will have any concerns about this “showing off wealth.”
