Here's Why Many Crypto Industry Insiders Think Bitcoin Could Reach $1 Million by 2029

07.05.25 11:30 Uhr

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Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) doesn't need to reinvent itself to get to $1 million, it just needs to continue getting scarcer than it is today, when its price is near $95,000 per coin. If investors and institutions keep showing up with new capital while new supply continues to be harder to come by, its price is more likely to go up than it is to go down over the long term. At least, that's the case being made by a growing number of people in the crypto industry who think the $1 million milestone is closer than most expect.On May 1, another high-profile prediction was made, this time by Bitwise Asset Management's head of European research, Andre Dragosch, who anticipates Bitcoin reaching that target by 2029. But what exactly are Dragosch and others seeing that has them targeting seven figures for the coin's price in the next few years?Source: Getty Images.Continue readingWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei MotleyFool

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