Trump’s $3.7 Trillion Stablecoin Plan Could Send Bitcoin to $1.4 Million

- An analysis projects that a U.S. plan to grow stablecoins to $3.7T could be a major BTC catalyst
- Price models based on this growth show a potential Bitcoin price of $600K to $1.4 million
- At the current growth rate, the timeline for this scenario could be accelerated to 2027
Bitcoin has moved into the green today, climbing above the $114,000 level after a recent period of price uncertainty, but a new analysis suggests this could be just the beginning of a much larger move. Based on the Trump administration’s $3.7 trillion stablecoin plan, an analysis has been put forward that projects a long-term price target of $1.4 million for Bitcoin.
How a $3.7 Trillion Stablecoin Market Fuels Bitcoin
The analysis, detailed by Chief Bitcoin Strategist Mark Moss, connects the future growth of the stablecoin market directly to Bitcoin’s price.
The core idea is that the administration’s plan to grow stablecoin assets under management (AUM) from $250 billion today to $3.7 trillion would unleash a nearly 15x increase in capital flowing through the crypto ecosystem.
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Trump’s $3.7 Trillion Stablecoin Plan Could Send Bitcoin to $1.4 Million

- An analysis projects that a U.S. plan to grow stablecoins to $3.7T could be a major BTC catalyst
- Price models based on this growth show a potential Bitcoin price of $600K to $1.4 million
- At the current growth rate, the timeline for this scenario could be accelerated to 2027
Bitcoin has moved into the green today, climbing above the $114,000 level after a recent period of price uncertainty, but a new analysis suggests this could be just the beginning of a much larger move. Based on the Trump administration’s $3.7 trillion stablecoin plan, an analysis has been put forward that projects a long-term price target of $1.4 million for Bitcoin.
How a $3.7 Trillion Stablecoin Market Fuels Bitcoin
The analysis, detailed by Chief Bitcoin Strategist Mark Moss, connects the future growth of the stablecoin market directly to Bitcoin’s price.
The core idea is that the administration’s plan to grow stablecoin assets under management (AUM) from $250 billion today to $3.7 trillion would unleash a nearly 15x increase in capital flowing through the crypto ecosystem.
The post Trump’s $3.7 Trillion Stablecoin Plan Could Send Bitcoin to $1.4 Million appeared first on Coin Edition.