Fred Krueger@dotkrueger
Getting Bitcoin to $1 million by 2035 will require over a trillion dollars in fresh capital.
Think of it as a crime scene. For Bitcoin to steal $1 trillion from the fiat system, it needs three things: means, motive, and opportunity.
The means? That $10 trillion annual money creation. Bitcoin only needs to capture 10% of one year’s new money to reach our target. Given that this printing will continue for the next decade, there’s $100 trillion of new money being created between now and 2035. Bitcoin needs just 1% of it.
The motive? Every freshly printed dollar, euro, and yen
loses value the moment it’s created. The 7% annual supply growth guarantees purchasing power destruction. Anyone holding this new money watches it melt like ice in the sun. They need somewhere to park it that won’t be diluted, and Bitcoin is the only monetary asset with absolutely fixed supply.
The opportunity? Bitcoin is now accessible through ETFs, corporate treasuries, and even government reserves. The infrastructure is built, the regulatory framework exists, and the institutional on-ramps are wide open. For the first time in history, that $10 trillion annual flow can actually reach Bitcoin.
