i'm talking about the end of the rise when we reach ATH not the current $58k rise (or today's $64k). so it is not smaller, it would be the exact same size. if you invest $1 when price is $10 and it goes to $20 you double your money and end up with $2. if price is $10000 and it goes to $20000 you still double your money and end up with $2 even though it went up $10k.
Yes, that goes for investment, but we were talking about how it would be possible for it to reach that price for the first time.
For the entire market cap to double it would take 210millions in the first scenario and 210 billion in the second.
1 million? 21 trillion needed!
Of course, lost coins, people that hold, bla bla, I know that ain't the sum but the same deductions from the overall happen on smaller sums so the proportions are still kept.
secondly the rise should be bigger because past rises were a lot smaller. for example 2013 went from 20 to $1200 which is only 60x rise and the one before that was even smaller but i forgot how much. so we may end up with 200x rise instead of 133x
You're still thinking in x rather than in overall value, which although not completely wrong it is not really a way of anticipating things, and you're going into the extrapolation trap
And another thing, let's assume we hit the 1 million figure based on the numbers you anticipate, it wound't have to stop there, right?
So, when it will stop? At one billion or at 1 trillion?