2026-01-15 03:32:04

Think Bitcoin can realistically reach $1M during our lifetime? It's a question that divides the crypto community. Some argue the math works out when you factor in adoption curves and institutional interest. Others think we're chasing fantasy numbers that ignore macroeconomic constraints. Either way, it's hard to dismiss outright given where we've come from—what seemed impossible a decade ago is now casual market conversation. Where do you stand on this?

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· 1h ago

One million Bitcoins? Honestly, mathematically it makes sense, but I think the macroeconomic hurdle is quite high. --- Ten years ago, who would have believed this thing could reach today's price... so really, anything is possible. --- The strength of institutional buy-in is there, but a million... I can't really bet on that. --- Diversification is normal; I neither fully believe nor completely disbelieve. It all depends on how aggressively institutions enter the market later. --- Basically, the core issue is whether the adoption curve hypothesis can be realized. --- Not denying it, but don't be too optimistic either; macroeconomic conditions can change suddenly.

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