CEO of Coinbase, Brian Armstrong, said that Bitcoin
could reach $ 1 million per token by the end of the decade, adding his voice to an increasing choir of high -level cryptography defenders calling for explosive growth.
“I think we will see $ 1 million per Bitcoin by 2030,” said Armstrong in an article on X this week while promoting his appearance on the cheeky podcast. The prediction is notable because Armstrong rarely offers public prices objectives.
He is not the only one to expect such a push. Jack Dorsey, who ran x (formerly Twitter) Until 2021 and co-founded payment block (formerly square)Also said that Bitcoin could reach $ 1 million by 2030 and probably move more beyond this step.
Meanwhile, Ark Invest by Cathe Wood revised its long -term perspectives last month, increasing its decade projection to $ 3.8 million, citing increased institutional adoption as the main engine.
Optimism arrives at a time when Bitcoin has established recordings. The token is negotiated at $ 114,383, up 22% this year, after having touched a new level of all time above $ 124,000 last week. The rally has strengthened the arguments according to which Bitcoin consolidates its role of coverage against inflation and an alternative to traditional security assets such as gold.
Some investors see major movements occur earlier. Anthony Scaramucci, founder of Skybridge Capital, said on CNBC on August 19 that Bitcoin could climb between $ 180,000 and $ 200,000 in the next five months, adding that even this prospect could prove to be curator.
