Bitcoin Price Prediction for 2035: A new long-term model has sparked fresh debate about how high Bitcoin’s price could rise over the next decade, with
analysts suggesting the world’s largest cryptocurrency could be worth well over $1 million per coin by 2035. The forecast comes from a probability-based model developed by Gabriel Selby and Mark Pilipczuk of CF Benchmarks, a crypto data firm owned by exchange Kraken, according to reports by Decrypt. In their base-case scenario, Bitcoin is projected to reach $1.42 million per coin by 2035, which would mark a gain of more than 1,500% from current levels. In that scenario, Bitcoin would account for around 33% of gold’s total market value and deliver an annual return of about 30.1%, the report said. Also Read: Why Is Bitcoin Falling? Prices Dip Below $90,000, Erasing $130 Billion from Crypto Market Cap The analysts say one of the biggest drivers behind this long-term growth could be rising institutional adoption. As more large investors enter the market, Bitcoin’s price swings are expected to become less extreme over time, potentially making it more stable. They also note that Bitcoin’s appeal as a hedge against currency devaluation could help it remain less tied to traditional assets like stocks and bonds. Greater regulatory clarity, improved liquidity and wider acceptance among institutions are also cited as factors that could support Bitcoin’s long-term value. The model also looks at more extreme outcomes. In a bullish scenario, Bitcoin’s price could climb as high as $2.95 million per coin by 2035, assuming it becomes a widely accepted global store of value with strong institutional and government-level adoption, according to Decrypt. On the other hand, the bear case assumes Bitcoin grows more slowly, in line with its historical trend. Under this scenario, Bitcoin would be worth about $637,000 per coin by 2035, or roughly 16% of gold’s market capitalisation. These projections are broadly in line with other high-profile Bitcoin forecasts. Ark Invest founder Cathie Wood has said Bitcoin could reach $1.2 million by 2030, though that is lower than her earlier estimate of $1.5 million. Ark has also outlined a scenario where Bitcoin could climb to $2.4 million by 2030, according to its “Big Ideas” report. Strategy chairman Michael Saylor has said he expects Bitcoin to hit $1 million within four to eight years, and has argued it could eventually move toward $20 million over a longer period if it continues to deliver annual gains of around 30%, as per Decrypt. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has also publicly backed the idea that Bitcoin could reach multi-million-dollar levels in the future. (Disclaimer: The above article is meant for informational purposes only, and should not be considered as any investment advice. Times Now Digital suggests its readers/audience to consult their financial advisors before making any money-related decisions.)
