Bitwise CEO Predicts Bitcoin Could Hit $50 Trillion — Here’s the Outlook
The post Bitwise CEO Predicts Bitcoin Could Hit $50 Trillion — Here’s the Outlook appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Hunter Horsley’s bold forecast reflects growing confidence in Bitcoin’s evolution from speculative asset to global financial pillar. Bitcoin’s price behavior is increasingly tied to global liquidity cycles and economic fundamentals, signaling its integration into mainstream finance. Hunter Horsley, CEO of Bitwise, has a bold vision beyond digital gold. In a recent statement, Horsley suggested that Bitcoin could someday command a $50 trillion market cap. While many traditionally liken Bitcoin to “digital gold” — which itself hovers around a $23 trillion market cap — Horsley takes it a step further, specifically, as he revealed in his tweet. Bitcoin is an apolitical, digital monetary asset. The right comparison may be not just Gold (~$23T) — But also Treasuries and USD (~$50T). When people want to digitally store value, the latter is often the way. — Hunter Horsley (@HHorsley) April 26, 2025 According to a recent tweet by The Wolf Of All Streets, he believes Bitcoin could eventually rival the combined value of U.S. Treasuries and the U.S. dollar itself, which together total around $50 trillion. Further stated that: He suggested that Bitcoin could mature to be worth half of gold’s market cap, potentially pushing BTC to $400,000. He explained that as governments continue to expand fiat money supplies, demand for assets like Bitcoin will grow. In his point of view, Bitcoin is not just an investment or a hedge against inflation — it’s evolving into a digital, apolitical store of value for the entire world. If the trend of digital asset adoption continues, Bitcoin could become a central pillar of global finance. According to recent reports, Bitwise is literally betting its future on Bitcoin’s role in the financial ecosystem. Horsley’s latest comments align with a growing belief that Bitcoin’s behavior is changing — rather than just following hype cycles around halvings. In…
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Hunter Horsley’s bold forecast reflects growing confidence in Bitcoin’s evolution from speculative asset to global financial pillar. Bitcoin’s price behavior is increasingly tied to global liquidity cycles and economic fundamentals, signaling its integration into mainstream finance. Hunter Horsley, CEO of Bitwise, has a bold vision beyond digital gold. In a recent statement, Horsley suggested that Bitcoin could someday command a $50 trillion market cap. While many traditionally liken Bitcoin to “digital gold” — which itself hovers around a $23 trillion market cap — Horsley takes it a step further, specifically, as he revealed in his tweet. Bitcoin is an apolitical, digital monetary asset. The right comparison may be not just Gold (~$23T) — But also Treasuries and USD (~$50T). When people want to digitally store value, the latter is often the way. — Hunter Horsley (@HHorsley) April 26, 2025 According to a recent tweet by The Wolf Of All Streets, he believes Bitcoin could eventually rival the combined value of U.S. Treasuries and the U.S. dollar itself, which together total around $50 trillion. Further stated that: He suggested that Bitcoin could mature to be worth half of gold’s market cap, potentially pushing BTC to $400,000. He explained that as governments continue to expand fiat money supplies, demand for assets like Bitcoin will grow. In his point of view, Bitcoin is not just an investment or a hedge against inflation — it’s evolving into a digital, apolitical store of value for the entire world. If the trend of digital asset adoption continues, Bitcoin could become a central pillar of global finance. According to recent reports, Bitwise is literally betting its future on Bitcoin’s role in the financial ecosystem. Horsley’s latest comments align with a growing belief that Bitcoin’s behavior is changing — rather than just following hype cycles around halvings. In…
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