When predictions like this are made, without first sounding pessimistic, I always want to know the how but unfortunately, its always full of empty promises. Reading through, I was not disappointed as everything he quoted to have said was just based on his subjective view without any basis for it to happen. I guessed he is projecting that by 202, the amount of development that would have happened, the amount of companies that would have adopted and most importantly the amount of countries that would have been open to both bitcoin and blockchain. Doing that is not a problem, but ignoring the challenges and the downward trend does not erase them which is exactly what he is doing.
But come on, 2022 is four years from now with such huge multiple percentage increase, its just a confirmation that the world is yet to see the biggest bubble.
If you believe that Bitcoin is only good for trading to make more fiat for your bank account, then
maybe it will be the biggest bubble the whole world will ever see.
But if you believe in Bitcoin as hard money, an asset for true sovereign ownership, a means for censorship resistance, and a good store of value, only then will you see that Bitcoin is no bubble.
I was only making a sarcastic comment. Imagining how bitcoin as a currency and an assets that goes beyond the trading aspect of it, could increase from $6,000+ to $250,000 within four years is going to be a long run without taking into consideration the challenges that comes along with such huge increase, is nothing but a mere wishful thinking.
But the more "challenging" years were during 2009 - 2013, when no one believed in Bitcoin. But it still went from nothing to $1000, before it crashed, and then went to $20,000 after that.
Would you have "imagined" Bitcoin to reach $20,000 after MtGox? I believe your answer would be no because, I admit, it was hard to "imagine". But today, it is not that hard in my opinion.
There is need to be practical here percentage growth is possible but at some point, it cannot no longer be growing at an incremental rate as nothing grows forever. During the all time high of 2016, its was something that everyone was joyous about but at the same time skeptical about how its going to be sustained which the market failed to keep up with eventually because there are factors outside the control of enthusiasts that influence the crypto market and today, people who bought at the time who are hopeful that things will turn out well, are still waiting.
You might be right. But I am confident that Bitcoin's upward volatility will prove that wrong.
I will see you in the next having.