Don't Cap Bitcoin: The Game Never Ends

[The Cryptovator]

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.

[Ivystar5]

Bitcoin seems to have a feature that we do not consider a feature I guess that's what you're trying to let people know that bitcoin has not limit for all time high it keeps going and going untill whenever. it's all time high is infinite, not even Satoshi would be able to have an idea of when it could stop, which means that every moment is also a dip as what seems to be an all time high today wil probably be the cheapest you could afford it in future.

We can't really see and end for it's price movement even thos some people are worried about the Quantum computing capacity in the next decade to be able to break bitcoin yet it seems to me as impossible as the programmers are working everyday to secure the future of bitcoina and what it represents.

[EL MOHA]

Just as you said it is prediction and predictions doesn’t have limit rather it continues as the predicted prices are attained. One thing is you can never take away the inquisitiveness of people towards a thing which doesn’t have limit, even those things with limit like bitcoin supply they still find a way to calculate the day it’s mining will end. But for limitless things like the price we speculate to maybe we will attain so and so price and it will get there.

Will bitcoin stops to grow if our predicted prices are attained? NO but will that also stop human from predicting things like this? NO. Sometimes I think prediction is even a way we use to actually checkmate the progress of a limitless thing. Like few years ago some people were of the prediction that bitcoin will get to a six figure (100k) while some who are against the innovation said it will never get there, today with that price attained the predicted price has had its bar raised more to a seven figure while those against are here again to say it wouldn’t.

So I think we can’t do away with bitcoin price predictions mostly especially since it is even without definite cap and this doesn’t mean a predicted price is the limit we set for it, just a rare way for people to measure the success journey ahead

[BitGoba]

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 today’s 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. That’s 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 it’s 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.

[mindrust]

I think the same. Many people think $1m is the final destination for bitcoin. That’s not true, it is just the first step to reach $100 million and eventually 1 billion USD. But do we stop there? We know we won’t, don’t we?

Nothing stops train and the journey to the moon is permanent and that’s actually a good thing.

Meaning anyone can join the journey anytime and still profit from it.

No need to be jealous of the early adopters. You can participate today and become one 10 years later

[Die_empty]

Many people see Bitcoin as an investment and nothing more. They give Bitcoin a business approach and will always project profit which will lead to speculations about the future price of Bitcoin. Just like OP rightly pointed out, Bitcoin price cannot be capped because it has the potential of getting to any price in the future. A few years ago, most price predictions were $100k, and Bitcoin has broken that barrier. So we might start seeing another prediction and I am sure that Bitcoin will still exceed it.

[Royal Cap]

Actually, Bitcoin has no specific destination. It will move at its own pace. Like the demand and supply rule of the market. It seems that the lower the supply of Bitcoin, the higher the demand for it. Although the supply of Bitcoin is limited. In that way, 1 million Bitcoin can go to 10 million dollars. And the current market cap of Bitcoin is 2.34 trillion. Accordingly, if its market cap is 20 trillion, it will reach 1 million dollars. And no country can stop its price by banning it.

[Cookdata]

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.

Some lousy investors are the reason why this became a topic and debate for discussion, Bitcoin just does it thing without all this price determination and one funny thing is you don't see this happening on traditional markets like expecting Gold to reach $10k in the next couple of years, they know the growth is slow so they don't even bother to make this speculations but does that with Bitcoin and it has become a norm for everyone to share realistic/unrealistic opinions.

If you pay attention closely, people that makes this calls most often have entry on their Bitcoin investment on even numbers. For instance, someone bought Bitcoin when the price was around $10k and with a thousand investment of $1k, it means that Bitcoin price must reach $100k before they can make $10k, $150k to make $15k continuesly. Now that Bitcoin has settled its resistant price above $100k it has become the basis with $1m as targeted price to be able to make 10x on their investment which is a very wrong thing to do.

[Dunamisx]

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.

Knowing the Bitcoin network is a volatile one, then the market value also have to be flexible in this manner, because in so doing lies the opportunity to make our own profit when we invested, that is also why we cannot conclude in saying that there's a particular or fixed rate at which bitcoin can get, the same way it is difficult in predicting about the way it may fall or to an extent at which it can fall, there's always hope with bitcoin in rising and confidence to pump whenever it falls.

[NotATether]

You're thinking of it wrong.

Bitcoin's value is not going up.

The dollar's price is dumping.

Bitcoin returns have peaked in 2013-2017 and have not been crazy high ever since. It's more like a steady increase.

That's why "altseason" is a thing. It's basically caused by the Federal Reserve inflating the dollar.

[tbct_mt2]

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.

The chart of Bitcoin price yearly can clearly show its growth over years and also proves that it's impossible to predict Bitcoin price since 2009 to 2025. Will it change on Bitcoin price predictions in future?

I believe it won't change anything and Bitcoin price will continue to be unpredictable, then all predictions will be wrong.
https://charts.bitbo.io/yearly-candles/

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.

I agree with you about good fundamentals of Bitcoin but this following book can help many newbies knowing and learning more about Bitcoin, then potentially turning them to Bitcoin investors, holders and even Bitcoin maximalists.

The bullish case for Bitcoin.

[Charles-Tim]

Bitcoin's value is not going up.

The dollar's price is dumping.

Bitcoin returns have peaked in 2013-2017 and have not been crazy high ever since. It's more like a steady increase.

If you check the CPI, you will noticed that bitcoin price really increased. Or for simplicity, you can compare the price of bitcoin to the price of goods and services in 2017 directly, you will see how bitcoin really increase if compared.

That's why "altseason" is a thing. It's basically caused by the Federal Reserve inflating the dollar.

Altseason is created naturally by cryptocurrencies. People buy bitcoin, its price increased significantly while some of its dominance decreased probably to build the altcoins at the time. Although, at the end, the altcoins will be disappointing as usual.

[Free Market Capitalist]

I'll sum it up in a quote from Max Keiser.

Bitcoin Has No Top Because Fiat Has No Bottom

An interesting article in this regard is the following:

Bitcoin Has No Top Because Fiat Has No Bottom: Understanding Monetary Debasement

In other words, in principle, the game never ends. The only hypothetical case in which it would end would be when the world exchanges fiat currencies for bitcoin as a currency, but I believe that this will not happen or we are too far away from it.

[Digifann1]

There is no cap, and those that choose not to buy Bitcoin because they are thinking about the cap are making the same mistakes as those who didn't buy it because it was not gonna be a big thing.

I'll sum it up in a quote from Max Keiser.

Bitcoin Has No Top Because Fiat Has No Bottom

An interesting article in this regard is the following:

Bitcoin Has No Top Because Fiat Has No Bottom: Understanding Monetary Debasement

In other words, in principle, the game never ends. The only hypothetical case in which it would end would be when the world exchanges fiat currencies for bitcoin as a currency, but I believe that this will not happen or we are too far away from it.

Good quote. Even if you use a Bitcoin backed fiat currency, that would not make the game end. If you back the currency with Bitcoin, you can still dilute it later if you need to do it for example by lowering the backing ratio by 25%. That would be bad for the currency in questions, but it is still possible to print money even in a backed environment through this kind of dilution.

[Accardo]

Holding Bitcoin isn't about how well it'll perform 10 years later but monitoring the risks and trends around the project saves the investors from panic sells. These prices go back and forth like table tennis match and presents no preparatory warning towards the next price move. Hence, staying informed and knowing which news update could make effect to the project refreshes the holders choices.

Consistent activities engages the holder to be focused in what occurs around Bitcoin than to insist on when or when not to sell. Holding to sell when it's about to get bad or after taking a few profit can limit the profits of a holder who aims to hold btc till it hits $1million.

[hero_the_bossman]

I think the same. Many people think $1m is the final destination for bitcoin. That’s not true, it is just the first step to reach $100 million and eventually 1 billion USD. But do we stop there? We know we won’t, don’t we?

Nothing stops train and the journey to the moon is permanent and that’s actually a good thing.

Meaning anyone can join the journey anytime and still profit from it.

No need to be jealous of the early adopters. You can participate today and become one 10 years later

As it was said already, as long as inflation is a thing, the value of BTC would still go up from there, because more and more of it will naturally flow towards BTC as a solution to keep that said value in check.

[kryptqnick]

Everything dies at some point. Even the universe probably will. As for Bitcoin, it's currently technologically relevant, but we honestly can't know right now for how long it's going to be this way.
There's also a certain limit on the price of Bitcoin at any given time. The global economy can be monetized, and Bitcoin cannot be worth more than all of the goods and services in the world. Of course, the global economy can grow, but it does so pretty slowly.
It's okay not to set a strict limit on how high the BTC price will reach, but there is a ceiling for that. Moreover, having a target in mind can be helpful to decide when one is actually ready to use/spend Bitcoin, and not just hodl it.

[Akbarkoe]

This bitcoin has an adoption stage and more and more people are adopting it, therefore Bitcoin has also in a match with the number of M2 Money Supply every year this will make us understand how Bitcoin will never subside because money will continue to enter because people will buy Bitcoin to maintain the value of money, therefore this game will never end, the 4 -year cycle will not be broken.

[peter0425]

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.

They are not limiting the price but rather just speculating the price of bitcoin. A lot of people into bitcoin are here for the profit so if bitcoin reaches a million in value it will mean a lot for them in terms of profit.

[kyman1]

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.

Yes, definitely agree. As much money is printed and grown daily, it will go more and more to bitcoin, it can reach way higher than 1M$. The onlly thing it can kill it is if we have no internet or quantum computers which i think it can be a solution for that to i dont think gonverment can pull something to destroy it they would done it already I dont think they are waiting to hit 1M$ price