#BTC BTC ETH Buy, buy, buy at such a low market cap. Everyone buy together. The consensus on any coin will make it rise. Bitcoin relies on everyone's consensus. The lower the market cap, the greater the opportunity. Little bee, honey is very sweet and makes people have a good memory. It is a hardworking little bee. Where are the flowers? The little bee goes there. It represents beauty. Everyone's consensus is to buy, buy, buy. It immediately turns into 999. @E5@Whale is coming soon. Still buy, buy, buy. In the future, wherever life is beautiful, go there.

#密码资产动态追踪 January 9th, the Digital Asset Research Team released an in-depth report on the long-term development of Bitcoin, providing price forecasts under several different scenarios.

The core data is quite interesting: the baseline scenario assumes Bitcoin accounts for 5-10% of global trade and enters central bank balance sheets (at 2.5%), with a potential price of $2.9 million by 2050, and an annual compound growth rate of about 15%. In a conservative estimate with a 2% annual increase, the price would be around $130,000 by 2050. What if it becomes truly "super Bitcoinized"—accounting for 20% of global trade and 10% of GDP—then the price could soar to $53.4 million, with a growth rate of 29%.

A key point of this report is that Bitcoin is evolving from a purely speculative asset into a strategic component of institutional portfolios. Under global high debt and currency devaluation pressures, it offers a low-correlation hedging tool.

From a allocation perspective, it is recommended that most diversified portfolios allocate 1-3% to Bitcoin. Investors with higher risk appetite can consider allocating up to 20% to optimize overall returns. This layered recommendation is quite informative for different types of participants.

In simple terms, this analysis shifts Bitcoin from a speculative object back to a rational discussion of asset allocation, which could be a significant signal for market sentiment adjustment.