Bitcoin is on one of those runs that make you sit up and take notice. Over the past decade, it hasn’t just grown it’s completely outpaced traditional investments like the Nasdaq or gold. And the data now suggests that the really exciting phase could be just beginning.

A Different Kind of Growth

If you compare Bitcoin to stocks or gold, the difference is stark. The Nasdaq has been growing steadily, averaging around 16% a year. Gold has done okay too, roughly 10–13% annually when you account for its slow supply increase. But Bitcoin? It’s been hitting about 42% per year on average. That’s enormous. Even if growth slows down a bit to 30% by 2030, it would still dwarf gold and stocks. 💹

Some analysts say Bitcoin is the clearest reflection of global liquidity right now. Its smaller market means it reacts more sharply to shifts in money supply, soaking up liquidity faster than most other assets.

Where the Price Stands

Lately, Bitcoin has been holding around $114,000–$117,000. That zone has proven pretty solid, and recently it bounced back to about $122,000. There’s some resistance just above $130,000, but if history tells us anything, Bitcoin tends to break through ceilings when it’s ready.

Models suggest a baseline price of around $120,000 by the end of the year. But factoring in the natural cycles of Bitcoin, it could realistically climb to $150,000–$200,000. Looking even further ahead, some projections put it between $1.2 million and $1.5 million by 2035. And this isn’t hype this is based on the way the network grows and gains adoption.

Interestingly, there’s a pattern. Every time Bitcoin roughly doubles in age, its price historically jumps about tenfold. It’s almost uncanny how consistent this has been over the years. 🔥

Experts Weigh In

Matthew Hougan from Bitwise shared his thoughts on this trend. He pointed out that demand is outpacing supply. Miners are producing fewer coins than people and institutions are buying, creating pressure that could push Bitcoin past $100,000 and toward $200,000.

> “I think eventually that will exhaust sellers at the $100,000 level where we have been stuck, and I think the next stopping point above that is $200,000,” Hougan said.

Combined with strong on-chain metrics and the possibility of future interest rate cuts, all signs suggest Bitcoin still has a lot of room to grow.

Why This Matters

Bitcoin isn’t just another investment. Its growth shows how a relatively small market can outperform giants like gold or the Nasdaq. If history is any guide, 2025 could mark the start of Bitcoin’s strongest phase yet.

For investors, enthusiasts, or even just casual watchers, this could be the start of something big. Buckle up, because the ride isn’t over. ✨

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