Renowned analyst 'Willy Woo' indicates that Bitcoin has begun to shift from a quick speculative tool to a mature and stable financial asset. Since 2020, with the entry of financial institutions and major funds into the market, the behavior of the currency has changed.
How was the growth previously?
In the past, Bitcoin's growth rate exceeded 100% annually, driven by individual investor enthusiasm and high volatility.
What is happening now?
Currently, the growth has dropped to 30-40% annually.
It is expected that over the next 10 to 20 years, the growth rate may drop to 8% or less.
What does this mean for investors?
Bitcoin is no longer just a media hype.
It is turning into what resembles 'digital gold': a long-term asset used to preserve value.
We are no longer waiting for huge rapid spikes, but for steady growth like the rise of a plateau.
Summary:
Bitcoin has become more mature and secure, but it is no longer as sharp in quick profits. Therefore, those who view it as a long-term investment may find an opportunity to preserve wealth rather than achieve quick riches.
