Wow, we’ve finally reached $100,000 BTC. What a good time to be alive! The cypherpunk experience began as the magic internet money is now 7 largest assets Globally, exceeding the market capitalization of $2 trillion. But make no mistake, we’re just getting started. 2025 will be the year of Bitcoin. $100,000 seems like just the beginning.
This is Bitcoin’s third bull market after entering in 2016. From experience, it’s still early in the party. Here’s why I think $100,000 worth of Bitcoin is just the tip of the iceberg:
- Trump has not yet taken office. The next few years, especially his first year, will likely bring very pro-Bitcoin and cryptocurrency regulations.
- The United States has not started storing Bitcoin yet. When this happens, every country will be alerted to adopt Bitcoin as quickly as possible.
- Historically, the year following a halving is the most pumped as supply shrinks. We are now at a post-2024 halving stage. You do the math.
- More public companies are adopting Bitcoin Treasuries. This trend will accelerate significantly in 2025.
- Some US states have Legislation presented To keep Bitcoin in reserves. More are expected to follow.
- Putin now We actively talk about Bitcoinpassage Laws supporting encryption In Russia and Allow national Bitcoin mining and cryptocurrencies. Global adoption is brewing.
With a pro-bitcoin US president aiming to make America the world’s Bitcoin capital, you better believe we’re over the moon. Game theory says that other countries must compete and buy Bitcoin or risk irrelevance.
So no, $100,000 is not the ceiling. I would be shocked if we don’t get past the historical complications this cycle, especially with the rising rate of nation-state adoption. The show has just started.
I wish you $100,000, but remember, this is just the beginning, my friends. 2025 will be a breakout year for Bitcoin as it cements itself as a global reserve asset. I’m incredibly optimistic – keep sticking around for the wild ride ahead!
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