Bitcoin could reach $11 million by 2036
The Vice President of Bitcoin Strategy at Strive predicts that the key driver of the next decade will be the clash between artificial intelligence and monetary printing policies. This interaction is expected to have significant consequences for the global financial system.
Artificial intelligence reduces costs and increases deflationary pressure, posing a threat to the debt-based fiat system. Regulators are likely to respond by lowering interest rates and increasing liquidity, causing productivity to decrease in value while liquidity expands. Excess liquidity will seek assets that cannot be "diluted," and according to the expert, Bitcoin—with its fixed supply and global liquidity—fits this profile.
The baseline forecast suggests Bitcoin’s price could reach $11 million by the first quarter of 2036, implying a market capitalization of around $230 trillion.
