It's not just the price that's going up. The whole game is changing. ⬆️📈🚀
In recent days, Bitcoin has shown clear signs of maturity. Volatility has dropped to its lowest level in 563 days, reserves on exchanges continue to dry up, and institutional ETFs are recording billion-dollar inflows.
📉 Meanwhile, gold — the traditional refuge in turbulent times — has plummeted nearly 10%, while Bitcoin has risen 10%, reaching $97,000 and aiming for $100,000 again.
All of this in a scenario of macro uncertainty, repurchasing of Treasury bonds in the U.S., and investors rushing to protect their assets from a possible loss of confidence in the dollar.
📈 And that's where the new thesis comes in:
Bitcoin is no longer just 'the asset of the future.' It is becoming the foundation of the new global reserve.
Arthur Hayes (BitMEX) got straight to the point:
'Bitcoin will reach $1 million by 2028. This may be your last chance to buy it below $100,000.'
Cathie Wood (ARK Invest) is already talking about $1.5 million by 2030, based on the institutional inflow that is accelerating day by day.
And there's a detail that many people still haven't realized:
💡 With volatility falling and supply on exchanges hitting historic lows, Bitcoin is entering a new phase — where scarcity is real and buying pressure is only increasing.
If the narrative before was: 'Bitcoin will rise because it's hype'…
Today it is: 'Bitcoin will rise because it's running out.'
It is the asset that has appreciated the most in the last decade. And, by all indications, it is about to do it again.
🚀 And you, will you wait for it to surpass six digits to start paying attention?
