2026-01-08 22:21:14

A long-term research report recently released by the asset management giant VanEck has sparked heated discussions in the industry — they predict that by 2050, the price of Bitcoin could reach $2,900,000. This number sounds like a pipe dream, but from the perspective of seasoned institutions, it also reflects a firm judgment on the long-term value of BTC.

If this prediction proves to be accurate, then investors entering now could see astonishing returns in 30 years. However, we must also admit that such long-term forecasts are essentially based on hypothetical extrapolations. There are too many variables in the future — regulatory policies, technological iterations, market competition patterns — any one of which could change the trajectory.

Rather than being dazzled by distant goals, it’s better to focus more on understanding current market cycles and risk management. What do you think? Can such predictions give long-term holders confidence, or are they just reference data?

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PumpDoctrine

· 3h ago

2.9 million is too outrageous. Just take this kind of prediction as a reference, don't take it seriously.

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GateUser-a5fa8bd0

· 01-09 16:38

$2.9 million? Sounds good, but honestly, who knows what it'll be like after 30 years. Anyway, I don't dare to go all in right now.

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PerpetualLonger

· 01-08 22:49

2.9 million? Uh, I believe it... No, I absolutely believe it. Institutions like VanEck need to weigh their words carefully, and that's exactly why I've been fully invested all along, brother.

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APY追逐者

· 01-08 22:33

2.9 million, to be honest, that's a bit outrageous, but I also believe in BTC's long-term upward trend—just don't get brainwashed by these kinds of predictions.

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ImpermanentLossFan

· 01-08 22:31

2.9 million? That sounds outrageous, but I wouldn't dare say VanEck is wrong either. 30 years is too long; who knows what will happen? Maybe by then, Bitcoin will be outdated. It's more practical to focus on the current cycle.

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PositionPhobia

· 01-08 22:29

2.9 million? Laughable, how much will the money be worth after 30 years... --- Instead of fantasizing about 2050, it's better to figure out how to survive next year, really. --- Just listen to what institutions say; they are also gambling. --- Basically, it's just hype content, used to inject confidence into holders. --- Long-term predictions? I don't believe in them anyway; any black swan in the market can wipe it all out. --- Such predictions are meaningless; it's more reliable to look at the current fundamentals. --- Risk management is the key; don't be blinded by these numbers. --- Every sentence hits home; indeed, we need to be more rational. --- 2.9 million is a dream; first, secure the coins you have now.

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