People often tend to miss the point with such posts. Yes, I believe it is possible for Bitcoins to be valued at $10,000 USD or greater at some point in the future, but only because the USD is going to suffer from inflation. Not all of us are taking this into account.
Wow, incredible point here!
But if that is true, you're implying that the USD would be in free fall more than other currencies. So while Bitcoin could hit $10,000USD it could still be $2,500 or $5,000 or less than $10,000 in CAD or Pounds or Euro or Yuan?
That would be quite an weird turn of events. This makes the case for putting all of ones savings into Bitcoin and then leveraging the arbitrage between currency values to really make gains in purchasing power, be it with the USD or any other fiat currency.
It's interesting that as the price of bitcoin to fiat gets higher the volatility that still remains (and almost in the same nominal value swings) becomes less concerning. Anyone else feeling more ease about the volatility that still exists?