That's not 2x... more like 9-12x. Diminishing returns, but still good enough.
I feel like the game changes now. I remind you that in the previous cycle, we only had Michael Saylor realizing the game, while we had plenty of opponents. Now, we have pretty much the richest people in the world being involved, with one way or another. Now governments, the enemy, want to join. I'm just curious on whether the Bitcoin act actually passes the US Congress. If it does, I'd be very bullish, not for the less coins circulating that could cause a supply shock, but for the fact that the Fed allowed it. This would be a clear sign that there's more money incoming. If the act passes Congress, I believe $500k is possible. If for some reason it does not, your prediction seems more realistic than mine.
I think Michael Saylor has had a MASSIVE input into opening peoples eyes as to
what Bitcoin can offer.
For me it started with the analogy he used with the "Block of ice melting in your
back yard".
His recent presentation to Microsoft is a massive foot forward, besides the fact
that they only allowed him 3 minutes, they agreed to it is brilliant.
Its only a matter of time before there is widespread understanding of Bitcoins
benefits which MS has been openly preaching for everyone to benefit from.
As he says himself, Big Tech, Governments, Companies, Families and Individuals
can all benefit by adopting the Bitcoin Standard
