Back in 2009 when no one cared and Bitcoin was basically worth zero đ, a guy named Hal Finney saw something the rest of the world was blind to đ
Hal wasnât just any guy â he was a literal legend in the cryptography space, and one of the first people to ever receive a Bitcoin transaction from Satoshi himself đ€Ż
While ppl laughed at BTC, saying it was useless internet money or just some nerd project, Hal tweeted that he believed Bitcoin *could someday reach 10 million per coin* đł and not just randomly â he actually laid out the logic behind it
He imagined a future where Bitcoin became the dominant global currency, replacing or existing alongside fiat đ and if that happened, the total value of all BTC in circulation would be in the tens of trillions đ” simple math said each coin could be worth millions
Now fast forward to today. Weâve seen Bitcoin go from 0 to69k, back down, and rising again. Institutions are buying. Countries are holding. ETFs are live. This ainât 2009 anymore. The world caught up, slowly, to what Hal saw way before the rest đ„
So when someone says âBitcoin canât hit 1 million,â maybe they just ainât thinking long-term. Maybe they havenât seen enough cycles. Maybe they donât realize that technology like this always starts slow⊠until it doesnât đ
Yeah,1M sounds wild. But so did 100 in 2013. Or20k in 2017. Or 69k in 2021. And yet, here we are. đ
Maybe Hal was crazy. Or maybe he was early. Maybe both đ
But one thingâs for sure â if he could see10M BTC when it was literally 0 dollars, who are we to say itâs impossible now?
Hodl on frens đ§Ą
