Often we see people predict a Bitcoin price like $150K, or even we see $1M predictions. Let's say Bitcoin reached $1M; does it mean the Bitcoin game ended? Definitely not, but the wrong thing is limiting the Bitcoin price. We have to remember, Bitcoin is just not an asset or stock; it's a decentralised cryptocurrency with a limited supply. But it was never limited by the price; as always, Bitcoin just created a new history by breaking ATH. When you are capping Bitcoin with a limit, you are putting a limit on something that is always meant to be limitless.
Let's be real for a moment. Is it really a dream? We are not dreaming, really; we are witnesses of how Bitcoin is growing without a limit and creating history with ATH. When we saw the dump again, Bitcoin created a new ATH. That means if you ask me about the target of Bitcoin, then I will say ATH. This isn't a goal actually; this is the next movement of Bitcoin, and again, the next ATH. That's how Bitcoin will survive forever. Because no one can stop it, government and regulations can't kill it. Due to decentralised behaviour, it will exist forever.
There are around 180 fiat currencies in the world today and nearly all of them are highly inflationary. Even the so-called "most stable" ones, like the US dollar, experience annual inflation between 7% and 10%. That means if you're saving in dollars, you're losing purchasing power every single year.
For example, if you have $10,000 today and plan to save it for a "rainy day" over the next 10 years, that money won't hold the same value in the future. In fact, due to inflation, your $10,000 will have the purchasing power of just about $5,000 in todays terms. You're losing half your wealth without spending a single dollar.
That's exactly why more and more people are turning to hard, sound money money without inflation. Bitcoin stands out here. With a fixed supply of 21 million coins, it's not subject to endless printing or devaluation. If you want to truly save and protect your wealth, Bitcoin offers a real alternative.Fiat currencies will always be printed, inflated, and devalued over time. Thats their nature. Bitcoin, on the other hand, will continue to grow not because it's magic, but because fiat money continues to lose value. As governments print more, Bitcoin becomes more scarce in comparison. That dynamic drives long-term growth.
And its not just the dollar many fiat currencies are in far worse shape. Just look at the Argentine peso, Turkish lira, or Nigerian naira. These currencies face inflation rates of 20%, 70%, or even more.