The $1M Bitcoin thesis sounds crazy at first.

But look at the numbers.

Bitcoin currently sits around a ~$2T market cap.

For $BTC to reach $1,000,000 per coin, the network would need roughly $20T market cap.

Now compare that with other global assets.

Gold is around $15–16T.

So Bitcoin reaching $1M would mean it slightly surpasses the value of gold.

The largest companies in the world like Apple or Microsoft are around $3T.

That means Bitcoin at $1M would equal the value of about 6–7 Apple-sized companies combined.

Now look at the real giant: the foreign exchange market.

Daily forex trading volume alone is over $7 trillion per day, and the global currency market represents hundreds of trillions in liquidity.

In that context, a $20T Bitcoin network isn’t impossible if it continues absorbing value from:

• gold as a store of value

• sovereign reserves

• global capital seeking neutral collateral

• long-term savings outside fiat systems

The $1M thesis is about Bitcoin gradually becoming one of the largest financial assets in the world.

what are your thoughts on this?