Assume we're going to be at 1 million in 30 years from now. $1,000,000 - $330 = $999,670.
$999,670/30 years = $33,322 per year.
We need to go up an average of $33,322 per year starting THIS YEAR to get to one million per bitcoin in 30 years from now.
So does he think we'll go sideways for a bunch of years and then jump from $330 to $200,000 in one year? Because if not, we need to start moving NOW.
If it doubles every year (as it has easily done in the past) for the next 12 years we are over $1 million.
Can you imagine $660/BTC next year?
Usually things grow faster in the beginning than they do when they mature. I won't expect bitcoin to double from $500,000 to 1 million in one year just like I don't expect AAPL to grow 100% next year.
If bitcoin makes it to 1 million, it would be more likely to happen with more of the growth in the beginning followed by growth tapering off when bitcoin is mature.
That means yearly movements like $330 to $3,300 in the beginning. And then maybe yearly movements like $530,000 to $689,000 towards the end.