#RWA规模呈现持续扩张态势 I heard that an analyst named Matt Hogan recently made a bold prediction—if Bitcoin's annual growth rate over the next ten years is 30%, does that sound a bit crazy? But if you actually do the math, by 2035, one Bitcoin could be worth around $1.4 million, which is indeed an astonishing figure.
It's important to understand that this kind of compound growth seems simple, but in reality, market fluctuations mean experiencing many cycles and multiple corrections. The performance of mainstream cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and virtual assets over the past few years has already given us some insights. Short-term ups and downs are normal, but in the long run, the entire crypto asset ecosystem is gradually expanding—whether it's institutional involvement, on-chain applications, or market maturity.
What do you think? Is this prediction wishful thinking, or does it have some merit? It's worth paying attention to future market data.
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 01-06 10:35
1.4 million? Easy for you to say. Let's see if you can survive a few more bear markets first.
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fren.eth
· 01-05 16:24
1.4 million dollars? Haha, just thinking about it is crazy, but compound interest really can be astonishing.
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ForumLurker
· 01-05 08:20
1.4 million? Dream on. A 30% annual growth over ten years can only withstand a few bear markets, let's talk about that.
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PumpDoctrine
· 01-05 08:18
1.4 million USD sounds pretty awesome, but I can't stand the cuts in the middle.
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-05 08:17
1.4 million USD? Sounds outrageous, but when you do the math, it doesn't seem that exaggerated... The power of compound interest.
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Rekt_Recovery
· 01-05 08:14
nah matt hoggan's just smoking copium if he thinks 30% apy for a decade straight lmao... liquidation waiting room vibes tbh
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CoinBasedThinking
· 01-05 08:10
$1.4 million? Ha, is this guy serious? He's got a good handle on the compound interest dream.
#RWA规模呈现持续扩张态势 I heard that an analyst named Matt Hogan recently made a bold prediction—if Bitcoin's annual growth rate over the next ten years is 30%, does that sound a bit crazy? But if you actually do the math, by 2035, one Bitcoin could be worth around $1.4 million, which is indeed an astonishing figure.
It's important to understand that this kind of compound growth seems simple, but in reality, market fluctuations mean experiencing many cycles and multiple corrections. The performance of mainstream cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and virtual assets over the past few years has already given us some insights. Short-term ups and downs are normal, but in the long run, the entire crypto asset ecosystem is gradually expanding—whether it's institutional involvement, on-chain applications, or market maturity.
What do you think? Is this prediction wishful thinking, or does it have some merit? It's worth paying attention to future market data.