Yes. Not soon, and not so smoothly.
1) Currently, the main indicator of Bitcoin's growth is its relation to the US dollar - the relation to other altcoins is not very clear. Therefore, what we call growth is the change in ratio concerning the US dollar.
2) Objectively increasing growth through huge investments is unrealistic - the capitalization is already large, and given the current financial system, it is risky.
3) The debt ceiling is the main problem for the USA, which has no other logical solution except for what worked in 1985... Distributing more bills and then devaluing its worth - then the value of the dollar in relation to other goods will sharply drop - this time, it needs to drop by 80-90%, that is, by 10 times - to turn 35 trillion into 3 trillion.
4) The only financial instrument that can allow this scheme to work is Bitcoin. If the current price of 100K increases 10 times in relation to the US dollar, it will amount to 1M.
5) Conclusion - the price will be maintained around 100K through manipulations similar to what we heard about the altercation between Trump and Musk until BlackRock and others acquire enough Bitcoin to start a recession, and possibly to accelerate the process, they will cause a crash.
So the scheme may be logical - buy more Bitcoin at 100K, then cause a crash of the US dollar due to problems with China and in the oil sector. The dollar will drop by 90%, and the price of Bitcoin will automatically amount to 1M, allowing stablecoins to be repurchased from the market for 3 trillion instead of 35 trillion. The most logical scheme.
The debt ceiling will no longer be critical. It will be possible to completely get rid of fiat in the form of paper money and fully switch to stablecoins.
So far, everything is going according to Musk's plan.
