Is the 10x increase prediction for Bitcoin really conservative?

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【Crypto World】An industry insider recently made a bold statement: predictions that “Bitcoin will increase 10 times” are actually too conservative. It sounds crazy, but he provided specific reasons.

The core logic is clear: Bitcoin’s supply is fixed, which is the hard cap. Additionally, the influx of institutions is not an isolated phenomenon but a trend. Especially with spot ETFs continuously and steadily attracting funds, these are solid fundamental supports.

Interestingly, even though Bitcoin fell 0.56% today amid overall market weakness, he remains very optimistic about the long-term trend. The underlying implication is that—many people are still underestimating Bitcoin’s true price potential. Behind this persistence, there may be a reflection of the difference between institutional-level thinking and retail investor expectations.

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ResearchChadButBrokevip
· 6h ago
10x? Laughable. Institutions are quietly accumulating chips, and we're still debating this number.
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GasFeeNightmarevip
· 6h ago
10x? Wake up, institutions have already been eating the meat... Retail investors are still calculating how much they can earn with 10x.
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WhaleInTrainingvip
· 6h ago
10x? Bro, your prediction is really conservative, institutions are already quietly accumulating chips. --- The fixed supply is brilliant, ETF keeps on absorbing blood, retail investors are still worried about a 0.56% dip. --- Honestly, anyone still shouting 10x now really lacks imagination. Just look at how institutions play, and you'll understand. --- Retail investors panic every time there's a sharp drop, but institutions have kept their bullets... the difference is so big. --- The logic of fixed supply has actually been around all along. Now that institutions are here, the game rules have changed. --- It's hard to hold, and some still truly believe in conservative predictions like 10x. Did I have a problem with my imagination? --- Wake up, everyone. The key now is the current accumulation in spot ETFs. A slight pullback is nothing to worry about.
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CodeSmellHuntervip
· 6h ago
10x? Then it would be even crazier. This guy's imagination is impressive.
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LiquidatedAgainvip
· 6h ago
Coming back with this again? Even 10x is conservative... Bro, the last time I heard this was when I was bottom-fishing at 32,000, and I got liquidated to zero. I understand that the supply is fixed, but dare you ask those who got liquidated whose chips the institutions were actually accumulating...
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StealthMoonvip
· 6h ago
Ten times leverage is too conservative? I think you're trying to fool people wildly, haha --- Institutional accumulation is visible, spot ETFs are indeed buying, but what does that really mean... Basically, it's just to make retail investors FOMO --- I've heard the fixed supply argument a thousand times, they always mention it during price rallies --- A 0.56% drop can be endured, it seems they are really confident at a certain price level --- Institutional thinking vs retail expectations... Isn't it just big players wanting to be optimistic while retail investors have to be pessimistic? --- If ten times leverage isn't enough, why not a hundred times? With such confidence, why not go all in? --- Talking about this now is actually quite dangerous, easy to be screenshot, buddy --- Stable ETF inflows ≠ Bitcoin will skyrocket in price, that logic is a bit far-fetched --- I just want to know if he still believes in this theory when the next bear market comes
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