Projections for Bitcoin until 2030 vary widely, but many optimistic analysts see a potential for significant appreciation, sometimes reaching six-figure amounts or even numbers close to one million dollars per unit. Here are some points that often support these projections:

. Optimistic View and Ambitious Projections

Robert Kiyosaki, renowned author and investor, is one of the names that frequently emphasizes that Bitcoin could reach, or even exceed, the mark of $1 million by 2030. For him, the crucial factor is not so much the price itself but the number of units accumulated over time, as in a scarcity scenario – with only 21 million units in total – owning a larger amount becomes the main wealth differentiator.

Other analyses, such as those conducted by some specialized platforms, even project more striking prices, with estimates that could exceed the mark of $1.3 million, considering a combination of increasing institutional adoption, the impact of halving events (which decrease the new supply of Bitcoin), and a macroeconomy that favors store-of-value assets. These optimized scenarios consider Bitcoin as an asset compared to digital gold, increasingly seen as a safe haven in times of economic uncertainty.

Factors That May Drive Appreciation

Halving and Scarcity: The periodic reduction in the issuance of new Bitcoins (halving) tends to decrease the relative supply, which, combined with constant or increasing demand, can push the price upward.

Institutional Adoption: The entry of large funds, ETFs, and even accumulation by corporate treasuries (as we have already seen with companies like MicroStrategy) reinforces the view of Bitcoin as a store-of-value asset. If this trend continues, the buying pressure could be quite significant.

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