It's easy to say BTC will reach $1 million, but true belief requires a firm underlying logic. Look at the various hypemongers (who are also the ones who criticize and flee the market the most when BTC encounters difficulties), but even more so, look at people like Balaji and the early cyberpunk generation; they are the ones who truly believe. In fact, let alone $1 million, for those who truly believe, even if it breaks $10 million someday, it wouldn't be surprising. As long as the modern credit economic system structure doesn't undergo a fundamental shift, the favorable framework for BTC is in place, and the potential for BTC to break $1 million is there (it will take some time to shift people's understanding of store of value. Short-term and cyclical fluctuations are another matter).
The current problem isn't external factors (which provide an excellent environment), but rather that BTC truly address the two major challenges of quantum computing and security budgets. Once these two issues are resolved or a feasible path to resolution is found, BTC will not only be digital gold, but will also surpass the current market value of gold (gold currently ranks first among all assets, with a total market value of over $23 trillion. BTC's current market value is approximately $2.2 trillion, a tenfold gap. The probability of surpassing the market value of physical gold in the future is not small. Breaking through $1 million in the future is not surprising in itself, but the most important thing is to understand the underlying logic and eliminate various noise. BTC will also need to overcome some difficulties in its evolution, thereby increasing the probability of this happening).
