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【What Do Institutions Think of Bitcoin? This Macro Model Provides the Answer】

Recently, major traditional finance player WisdomTree released a research report, using a macro asset model to do the math for Bitcoin. The conclusion is straightforward: within 5 years, the conservative estimate is $150,000, the moderate expectation is $270,000, and the aggressive estimate could reach $1,800,000.

They are not just talking nonsense; it’s based on this logic:

Global asset pool is about $700 trillion (stocks, bonds, real estate, etc.)
→ In the realm of hard currencies, gold currently has a market cap of $30 trillion
→ The overall crypto market is about $3 trillion, with Bitcoin accounting for $1.87 trillion

In calculations, Bitcoin now accounts for only about 6% of gold’s market value.

Look, if Bitcoin captures 10% of gold’s current market cap within 5 years (in other words, some investors switch their gold holdings to BTC), then Bitcoin’s market cap could increase by $3 trillion—easily pushing the price past $150,000. If the narrative of "digital gold" becomes more widely accepted, attracting more flow from that $700 trillion big fund pool, then $270,000 and even $1,800,000 become sustainable targets.

Honestly, this isn’t just WisdomTree’s idea. Their previous reports also mentioned that portfolios with Bitcoin generally outperform similar products, and the trend of institutional bottom-fishing is already irreversible.

Of course, models are just models; actual price movements will inevitably have fluctuations, and no one can guarantee a straight line. But this analysis at least shows a clear direction: against the backdrop of global money printing, leading institutions are using rigorous research to give Bitcoin an "six-figure+" or even higher imagination space.

What’s your view? Where do you think Bitcoin will be in 5 years?
A. $150,000
B. $270,000
C. Over $1,800,000