It’s fascinating how many people still subscribe to the diminishing returns theory of Bitcoin—despite the overwhelming evidence to the contrary.

100% of banks don’t hold it.

97%+ of countries don’t hold it.

99% of publicly traded companies don’t hold it.

99% of private companies don’t hold it.

99% of individuals don’t hold it (in self-custody).

And yet, despite this massive under-adoption, Bitcoin has already reached six figures.

Even more incredible? It has been the best-performing asset in 11 of the past 14 years.

I try not to be a mega bull, but when you zoom out, does an 8-to-9 figure USD-to-BTC conversion really seem that far-fetched?

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It would not surprise at all if bitcoin hit 7 figures in 2025. A lot the right things need to line up for that to happen, but if you’re looking at the trends of what’s happening it isn’t far fetched at all.

Totally. It seems as though we're entering a phase where large entities will shift their focus from the fiat value of their BTC to the amount of BTC they hold.

Banks will not be satisfied holding less than 100,000 bitcoin.

Good luck to them if that’s the case, because there isn’t enough bitties for that! Hence the point we’re making here 👍

OOF. 🫠

THAT SHIT HIT HARD. 🤙

It has been the most difficult asset to hold over the last 15 years (I’ve only done the past 4, and it’s been hard).

I expect the next 15 to be just as difficult, if not more.