Rich Dad Poor Dad author predicts Bitcoin will be $1.2 Million in 5 years

Discussion in 'Crypto Assets' started by OptionsOptionsOptions, Apr 12, 2021.

  1. RedDuke

    RedDuke

    Why not 1.3 million ?????
     
  2. fan27

    fan27

    Because the fundamentals support 1.2 million, not 1.3 million. :) :)
     
    TooEffingOld, Axon, Nobert and 7 others like this.
  3. Trader200K

    Trader200K

    An equally interesting/important speculation ... will lumber be $12,000 per kbf (vs $1000 now) and what will capital gains tax rate be?
     
    ET180 likes this.
  4. jys78

    jys78

    One of the few bearish signs I've come across for BTC.
     
    Daal, zghorner and d08 like this.
  5. SabreMan

    SabreMan

    He is going to look like an idiot when bitcoin goes down to $12000 during the next crash. Off by a magnitude of 100
     
    322170 likes this.
  6. tsznecki

    tsznecki

    Say he's right and you are right but BTC hits 1.2M first. Hence the rise then the crash.

    BTC is at 60K now so that's a return of 20x. Then BTC drops to 12K and that's a loss of 99%

    What's the larger number? 20x = 2000% or 99%?

    If you say 99%, you are the idiot.
     
  7. henry76

    henry76

    If so , suggesting the world economy will be maybe 80 trillion in 5 years , (68 trillion at present ) at 1.2 million bitcoin will be 20* current mkt capitalisation , just over a trillion at present , therefore bitcoin will be responsible for a quarter of world economy, but if alternative coins stay in roughly similar proportion crypto coins will account for nearly half of world economy . I find that unlikely , and I suspect alternative coins will make up a greater proportion in the future ( one reason being the above reasons limiting the upside to owning bitcoin , we won't see the meteoric rise in bitcoin we've already seen , but may see some sort of meteoric rise in some newer coin that has a far smaller capitalisation. Whichever way you look at it most of bitcoins percentage gain is far behind it, atleast for the next few decades.[/QUOTE]
     
  8. danielc1

    danielc1

    Back around 2001, he called the gold rush when nobody was looking at it. I believe gold was around $270 or something.
     
    orbit23 likes this.
  9. henry76

    henry76

    I suspect the gold price will be higher still in the next 20 years , as it has been over most 20 year periods in history .
     
    #10     Apr 13, 2021
    Cuddles and AbbotAle like this.