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Long-term Bitcoin forecasts are becoming increasingly aggressive
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Amid institutional adoption, the growth of spot ETFs, and declining trust in fiat currencies, major investors and macro analysts continue raising their BTC price targets.
May 28, 2026
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🟠 Michael Saylor:
BTC could reach $13M by 2045.
His thesis is based on the idea that Bitcoin will become a global digital reserve asset, gradually competing with gold, real estate, and sovereign bonds as a store of value.
🟢 Cathie Wood (ARK Invest):
ARK’s base-case scenario projects Bitcoin at $750K by 2030.
Key drivers:
- institutional allocation;
- expansion of Bitcoin ETFs;
- growing use of BTC as a hedge against inflation and monetary debasement.
🔵 Robert Kiyosaki:
Bitcoin could surpass $1M by 2035.
His outlook is centered around:
- the US debt crisis;
- long-term dollar devaluation;
- capital rotation into hard assets such as:
• gold;
• silver;
• Bitcoin.
🟣 Arthur Hayes:
BTC could reach $750K–$1M as early as 2026.
His main argument is the potential return of global dollar liquidity alongside large-scale monetary easing from major central banks.
⚠️ Despite the different timelines, nearly all forecasts share one common idea:
Bitcoin is increasingly being viewed not as a speculative asset, but as a long-term macro hedge and an alternative form of global reserve capital.
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