đ $BTC maximalist Willy Woo says BTCâs long-term CAGR could drop under 10%, down from its historic 40%. While some call for a $500Kâ$1M BTC by 2030, Woo believes those explosive 100%+ annual growth days are over.
đŚ The shift started in 2020 when institutions began accumulating BTC. Since the launch of BlackRockâs $IBIT ETF in 2024, over $45B has poured in. But with growing institutional adoption, BTC is maturing into a macro assetâsimilar to goldâand its CAGR is expected to eventually stabilize near 8%.
đ§ Woo explains this aligns with global GDP (3%) and monetary expansion (5%). âEnjoy the ride,â he adds, âbecause few assets will match BTC's long-term performanceâeven as growth slows.â
đĽ Meanwhile, macro trends like the U.S. credit downgrade are fueling Bitcoinâs safe-haven appeal. Analysts highlight BTCâs resilience, with the asset now just 4% off its ATH.
đ As Mike McGlone notes, the BTC-to-gold ratio has held steady at 32x since 2021, despite post-election buying pressure.
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