2224: They Say Bitcoin Won't Hit $1M in 5 Years — Here's Why They're Wrong
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2224: They Say Bitcoin Won't Hit $1M in 5 Years — Here's Why They're Wrong
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A new prediction claims Bitcoin won't reach $1 million within five years — but that view ignores the data and real-world signals driving Bitcoin's repricing today.
This episode breaks down why the bearish thesis falls apart:
• $1.42B in Bitcoin ETF inflows, the strongest week since early October
• The DOJ confirmed it did not sell Bitcoin tied to the Samourai case, removing major sell-pressure FUD
• Michael Saylor pushes back on criticism of Bitcoin treasury companies, reinforcing the long-term accumulation model
• Institutional and sovereign demand continue absorbing supply faster than it's produced
Beyond the data, Bitcoin culture is being lived in real time. Today in El Zonte, the community gathers for a local surf meetup with Max Keiser & Stacy Herbert at La Cajita Kitchen, home of the CocoMax — connecting policy, capital, and culture in Bitcoin Country.
While critics debate timelines, the math, the money, and the movement continue to align.
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