What’s the Top for BTC?
Its market cap is right around Amazon’s. It seems feasible it would eventually be near gold’s, but I’m not sure what’s beyond that. It feels like its future is in flux regardless, there would need to be a lot of buy-in from nations, institutions and retail for it to even hit $200k. There’s never been something like BTC and this is completely uncharted waters, so I think about this a lot. It’s like some big social experiment: governments print money whenever they want, so let’s introduce a credibly scarce asset and see what happens.
Anonymous
(ID: JPXX3A/k)
8/25/2025, 4:54:28 PM
No.60845517
>>60845539
>>60845568
>probably continue increasing in value but with diminishing returns
Anonymous
(ID: L1+20Ie2)
8/25/2025, 4:58:43 PM
No.60845539
>>60845568
>>60845517
Well yeah, it won’t 10,000x again but where is the point when price discovery is over?
Anonymous
(ID: PQx38o+W)
8/25/2025, 5:04:19 PM
No.60845568
>>60845578
>>60847214
>>60845503 (OP)
>>60845517
>>60845539
You think it could do 30% per year for a decade like that one faggot predicted? Compared to what it has done it's a boring prediction, but still the best game in town
Anonymous
(ID: L1+20Ie2)
8/25/2025, 5:06:53 PM
No.60845578
>>60845568
Not a single clue. I put some money into it and said “Well if it doubles within ten years, I beat the historical market return.”
Anonymous
(ID: tyy9hEqg)
8/25/2025, 7:13:20 PM
No.60846316
>>60846661
>>60846693
>>60846837
>>60847255
Bitcoin. AKA "You will own nothing and you will be happy?"
NO THANKS! I have my physical gold mining stocks.
Anonymous
(ID: IbIQ6saq)
8/25/2025, 8:17:04 PM
No.60846661
>>60846316
What are you going to do when we obtain $100 trillion in precious metals from asteroid mining?
Anonymous
(ID: Oq/G84m6)
8/25/2025, 8:23:50 PM
No.60846684
@$1m BTC only needs $164bn in annual inflows to offset current subsidy. To put BTC into perspective: $270bn of gold is mined every year, gold market needs $270bn in net inflows every year just to tread water. Bitcoin subsidy halves every 4yrs, so net nominal inflows necessary to support a given price also half every 4yrs.
>b-but muh industrial demand for muh shiny rock!
We have 500 YEARS of functional demand for gold sitting idle above ground, we mine a DECADE of functional use every year. Manufacturing plays zero part in gold price, other than the ~$25bn in annual demand (1/10 of mining production). Gold still needs ~$250bn/year in net inflows sans ALL functional use just to tread water
Anonymous
(ID: Oq/G84m6)
8/25/2025, 8:25:41 PM
No.60846693
>>60846316
>storing abstract economic unit demand in trust-based assets
I seriously hope you guys don’t do this
Anonymous
(ID: WcMAIVtd)
8/25/2025, 8:56:25 PM
No.60846837
>>60846316
>I have my physical gold mining stocks
Based
GDXJ has beaten everything this year
Anonymous
(ID: 7ghEFIo3)
8/25/2025, 10:12:12 PM
No.60847214
>>60845568
welp, i guess i have an eyebrow fetish now.
Anonymous
(ID: lpDcTHve)
8/25/2025, 10:12:57 PM
No.60847218
>>60845503 (OP)
last cycle it was only behind gold in terms of mcap, but by a pretty wide margin. so maybe even surpassing nvda.
Anonymous
(ID: WRBiW05W)
8/25/2025, 10:17:32 PM
No.60847255
>>60846316
You can self-custody your gold mining stocks? You can take them anywhere in the world and liquidate them anywhere in the world? Oh wait, you're retarded.
Bitcoin is the greatest asset of all time and here you are shilling some retarded jewish NYSE blackbox garbage. Go back
Anonymous
(ID: 2Rx6QEF4)
8/25/2025, 11:48:30 PM
No.60847808
>>60845503 (OP)
It will rise naturally because the USD shitcoin is tanking.
