It seems to me that this is one of the most important and bold statements we have heard lately. The head of the largest American exchange Coinbase, Brian Armstrong, predicted that by 2030 the price of Bitcoin could reach $1 million.
I have carefully studied his arguments, and they are, in my opinion, very compelling. His optimism is based on growing regulatory clarity and accelerated global adoption of digital assets. The article mentions legislative acts such as the GENIUS Act and the CLARITY Act, which organize the regulation of stablecoins and create a more predictable environment for the entire crypto industry. This certainly reduces risks for large institutional investors and opens doors for new capital.
Interestingly, Armstrong is not alone in his forecasts. I read that similar opinions are expressed by other influential figures. For example, Cathy Wood from Ark Invest predicts a price of $1.5 million by 2030. Eric Trump and Arthur Hayes also support this bullish rhetoric. Even Adam Back from Blockstream believes that the current price of Bitcoin is "unjustifiably low" and in the current cycle it could reach $500,000 or even $1 million.
Of course, there are those who call for caution. But I believe that such forecasts from such influential people are already powerful bullish signals in themselves. They reflect confidence that Bitcoin is not just an asset, but a global financial instrument capable of withstanding inflation and becoming one of the foundations of the new economy.
