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Renowned Bitcoin analyst Willy Woo surprised the crypto community with his latest perspective, offering a new view on Bitcoin‘s potential price trajectory. Woo boldly claims that in the event of Bitcoin becoming the dominant currency worldwide – that is, in a hyperbitcoinization scenario – the target price for Bitcoin could astonishingly rise to $4.8 million.
What Is Hyperbitcoinization?
Hyperbitcoinization describes the scenario where Bitcoin replaces traditional fiat currencies and precious metals to become the primary medium of exchange globally. Its proponents argue that the cryptocurrency’s borderless, censorship-resistant, and digital nature will ultimately lead to widespread adoption, transforming traditional financial systems.
Woo’s claim is based on a simple yet bold calculation that divides the world’s gross domestic product (GDP), which is approximately $96.51 trillion, by the fixed supply of 21 million BTC. When compared to Bitcoin’s current transaction value of $73,000 and market value of $1.4 trillion, Woo’s target price appears to be quite high.
Why Not a High Bitcoin Price?
While the figures are clear, not everyone within the crypto community shares Woo’s optimism. Some argue that Gross Domestic Product (GDP) only represents the value added by production activities within a certain time frame and may not accurately reflect the true value of global reserve assets like Bitcoin.
Nevertheless, Woo maintains his belief that historically, money has been associated with the world’s GDP, including fiat currency. He argues that Bitcoin’s potential as a global reserve asset is consistent with this trend and supports his $4.8 million price projection.
As Bitcoin, the flagship of cryptocurrencies, continues to attract mainstream attention and institutional interest, discussions about its long-term value and potential role in reshaping global finance are likely to increase. Whether Woo’s prediction comes true or not, his perspective highlights the profound impact Bitcoin could have on money and the global economy. Looking at the Bitcoin price at the time the article was written, we see it has retreated from its peak of $73,777, with the BTC price hovering just above $72,000.
