Dollar vs Bitcoin: A Shift in Monetary Era?
Crypto asset management firm Bitwise forecasts that Bitcoin could reach $1.3 million by 2035. With soaring US debt and declining dollar purchasing power, BTC is establishing itself as the ultimate safe haven.
- The US federal debt now exceeds $36 trillion, representing a 55% increase over the past decade.
- Annual interest costs have surged to $952 billion, becoming the 4th largest federal budget item.
- With debt growing faster than GDP, analysts believe fiat currencies are destined for depreciation, strengthening the appeal of scarce assets like BTC.
Bitwise predicts that institutional investors might allocate 1 to 5% of their portfolios to Bitcoin. This represents $1 to $5 trillion in capital inflows over the coming decade. With only 1.1 million BTC left to mine out of the maximum 21 million, Bitcoin’s scarcity will likely intensify future demand.
BTC at $1 Billion: Realistic Vision or Pure Speculation?
Traders expect Bitcoin, currently hovering around $112,500, to soon test the resistance level at $116,850. Looking further ahead, Bitwise forecasts a price of $1.3 million by 2035, with an optimistic scenario reaching $2.9 million.

With the programmed collapse of fiat currencies and growing institutional adoption, Bitcoin could well establish itself as an essential pillar of global finance in the years to come.
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