How Bitcoin Will Reach $1,000,000 | What You MUST Know
Published: 2025-03-07
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Published: 2025-03-07
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Available
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Analyzed
Predictions from this Video
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Proposals suggest the US should create a Bitcoin reserve to hedge inflation and act as a long-term store of value.
"proposals have called for a Bitcoin Reserve that could help hedge the effects of inflation and be a long-term store of value if the United States is able to accumulate enough of it"
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The establishment of a US strategic crypto reserve will likely require Congressional approval, not just a presidential executive order.
"most likely a president's not going to be able to enact a strategic Reserve without Congressional approval"
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Bitcoin is considered the best and simplest option as a successor to gold for a reserve asset.
"just Bitcoin would probably be the best option simplest and clear story as successor to Gold"
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Only Bitcoin is deemed suitable for a reserve asset among current digital assets, excluding other cryptocurrencies.
"other cryptocurrencies aren't suitable for a reserve and that only one digital asset in the world right now meets that bar and that digital asset is Bitcoin"
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An increasing number of companies and countries are adopting Bitcoin as a reserve asset.
"more companies and countries are beginning to take matters into their own hands and keep Bitcoin as a reserve"
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El Salvador and the Central African Republic have adopted Bitcoin as legal tender.
"El Salvador and the Central African Republic adopted Bitcoin as their legal tender"
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Elon Musk and Tesla are reported to hold over $1 billion worth of Bitcoin.
"Elon Musk and Tesla are reportedly holding on to over a billion dollars worth"
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164 entities are reportedly holding Bitcoin on their balance sheets as an alternative to the US dollar.
"164 entities currently have Bitcoin on their balance sheets as a replacement for holding on to the US dollar"
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Eight countries, including China, actively own Bitcoin.
"eight countries actively own it including one that's somewhat unexpected China"
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Rumors suggest China may establish its own Bitcoin reserve to decrease its reliance on the United States.
"rumors are starting to suggest that they might begin embracing their own Bitcoin Reserve as a way to reduce their resilience on the United States"
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If China creates a Bitcoin reserve, it is anticipated that many other countries will follow suit.
"if they do it I have a feeling a lot of other countries are going to follow"
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The Bitcoin ETF has, in its first two months, surpassed Michael Saylor's entire Bitcoin holdings in value, exceeding $30 billion and involving 1 million Bitcoin.
"the Bitcoin ETF which in its first two months pass Michael sailor's entire stockpile influenc past $30 billion with 1 million Bitcoins held"
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With a limited daily mining rate of 450 Bitcoin, there may not be enough supply to meet demand, potentially leading to price increases.
"with only 450 Bitcoin being mined per day there just might not be enough Bitcoin for everybody without the price eventually going higher"
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The stated Bitcoin supply of 21 million is questioned, with claims that the actual circulating supply is significantly lower.
"the Bitcoin supply of 21 million is simply a boomer myth and the true amount of Bitcoin in circulation is actually significantly lower"
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Approximately 7% of the total Bitcoin supply is considered permanently inaccessible.
"7% of the entire Bitcoin Supply is completely inaccessible"
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An estimated 3.9 to 4.8 million Bitcoin are lost, including Satoshi Nakamoto's holdings and 'zombie coins', reducing the total available supply to approximately 17.1 million.
"anywhere from 3.9 to 4.8 million Bitcoin could be considered lost this estimates include satoshi's Holdings as well as the zombie coins bringing the total Supply down to just 17.1 million"
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There is significant hesitation regarding the inclusion of any asset other than Bitcoin in a reserve.
"I am extremely hesitant about putting anything other than Bitcoin in a reserve"
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Bitcoin's performance is dictated by market forces, and it has not historically increased in value during economic downturns.
"Bitcoin has really just been at the whims of the market and it's never gone up during a time when the economy is going down"
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In the short term, Bitcoin is expected to exhibit behavior similar to the stock market.
"in the short term Bitcoin is going to behave much like the stock market"
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A suggested investment strategy is to dollar-cost average into a Bitcoin ETF with disposable income.
"I've taken the approach of just dollar cost averaging a Bitcoin ETF on a regular basis with money that I could afford to lose"
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A US executive order is expected to establish a strategic crypto reserve including XRP, Solana, and Cardano, with the aim of making the US the global crypto capital.
"my executive order will move forward on a strategic Reserve that includes xrp Solana and cardano I will make sure the US is the crypto capital of the world"
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Bitcoin and Ethereum are predicted to be central to the US crypto reserve.
"and obviously Bitcoin and ethereum will be at the heart of the reserve"
Pending
Any US cryptocurrency reserve will necessitate strict proposals, agreed upon by both political parties, detailing what assets are held and who purchases them.
"any sort of cryptocurrency Reserve is going to have to pass very strict proposals that dictate exactly what is held for long and who's going to buy it agreed on by both sides"
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The purchasing power of money is predicted to significantly decrease over the next 20 years.
"your money is going to be worth significantly less 20 years from now than it is today"
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Market competition from alternative assets is expected to help maintain the US dollar's position as the dominant reserve currency.
"our monetary policy and keep the dollar where it rightfully ought to be which is as the dominant Reserve currency"
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Diversifying US holdings with a globally recognized, inflation-resistant store of value could enhance the US's competitiveness.
"if the United States diversifies its Holdings and starts using a globally recognized store of value that isn't subject to inflationary pressures then perhaps it could remain a lot more competitive"
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There is a risk that the rest of the world could eventually abandon the US dollar as its primary currency.
"the alternative is that over time the rest of the world could switch away from the dollar"
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The US dollar has recently performed exceptionally well.
"the US dollar has actually done incredibly well"
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The US dollar currently has greater purchasing power internationally compared to a decade ago.
"the dollar has more purchasing power overseas than it did 10 years ago"
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An increasing number of countries are adopting and holding the US dollar.
"more countries are using the dollar and more Nations than ever are holding on to it"
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The recent strength of the US dollar is attributed to other global economies lagging, making the dollar appear comparatively stronger.
"this isn't necessarily due to the US dollar doing amazingly well but rather the rest of the world falling behind and therefore the US dollar looks that much better in comparison"
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Combining the US dollar with decentralized cryptocurrency could extend the lifespan of fiat currency.
"if the United States can combine the value of the dollar with something as decentralized as cryptocurrency they could keep money afloat that much longer"
Pending
The US could establish a Bitcoin reserve to acquire a significant amount of Bitcoin and then use it to back the US dollar.
"the United States to create a Bitcoin Reserve scoop up as much as they can and then use that to back the dollar"
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Avoid making investment decisions based on hype or fear.
"don't buy the hype and don't sell the fear"
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Expect numerous short-term market spikes in the coming years that may create tempting buying opportunities.
"there's going to be plenty of short-term spikes over these next few years that are really tempting to buy into"
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