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“There’s no way Bitcoin can go to $250k bro.”
Really?
Bitcoin is around $78,850 today.
With roughly 20.075 million BTC in circulation, Bitcoin’s entire market cap is about $1.58 trillion.
At $250,000 per Bitcoin?
About $5.02 trillion.
That means Bitcoin needs to add roughly $3.44 TRILLION in market value to get there.
Sounds insane?
Nvidia ended 2022 worth roughly $364 BILLION.
Today Nvidia is worth about $5.10 TRILLION.
That means ONE COMPANY has added roughly $4.74 TRILLION in market value since the end of 2022.
Read that again.
Bitcoin going from ~$78,850 to $250,000 would require only about 73% as much market-cap creation as NVIDIA ALONE has already produced since the end of 2022.
And here’s the hilarious part:
At $250,000 Bitcoin, the ENTIRE BITCOIN NETWORK would still be worth roughly the same as Nvidia is worth TODAY.
People hear “$250,000 Bitcoin” and picture some impossible monetary event requiring the global financial system to be turned upside down.
The market literally just watched ONE TECH COMPANY create more value than Bitcoin needs to add to get there.
$250K BITCOIN ISN’T MATHEMATICALLY ABSURD.
YOUR FRAME OF REFERENCE IS.
Bullish on Bitcoin. $BTC
THE NEXT 6–12 MONTHS COULD CREATE GENERATIONAL WEALTH.
$BTC → $150,000
$ETH → $6,000
$SOL → $550
$XRP → $10.50
AND THAT’S BEFORE THE REAL ALTCOIN MANIA KICKS OFF.
THE BIGGEST OPPORTUNITIES WILL COME WHILE MOST PEOPLE ARE STILL WAITING FOR “CONFIRMATION.”
STAY PATIENT.
BREAKING: 🇺🇸 The SEC is rewriting the rules to make it easier for investment firms to hold crypto for their clients.
This removes one of the biggest barriers stopping Wall Street from offering crypto services at scale.
Once approved, major banks and investment firms will be able to custody crypto without the outdated rules that made it too costly or legally risky.
SEC Chairman Paul Atkins called it part of his push to bring the agency into the modern era.