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Bitcoin could float to $1 million over seven years

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Bitcoin could float to million over seven years

According to the pseudonym Bitcoin Analyst Plan, the road to $1,000,000 per coin may seem much more pronounced than many would expect.

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Instead of a sharp parabolic run, the plan has brought to mind the idea that Bitcoin will be upwards over the next seven years, quietly reaching $1 million by 2032.

Slowly grinding, less flashy movements

The plan claims that the long stretches of cycleway trade trick people into thinking that the cycle is over and up to 80% crashes are coming.

He suggested that these deep wipeouts were not unfolding whenever the price pauses. Instead, he envisions a repetition, elicited integration and correction of about 10-30% (although messy yet manageable), rather than a headline grabbing rally, leading to stable profits.

Jan3 founder sees Omega candles

Not everyone agrees. Jan3 founder Samson Mow drew a very different picture. Reports suggested “Omega Candles” that could lift Bitcoin by $100,000 in one day.

He told the magazine in June that $1,000,000 was “given,” suggesting that the year or the next milestone could come. That view leans against the idea that a sudden, extreme demand imbalance can cause an explosive movement.

Institutional demand and market mechanisms

Spot Bitcoin ETFs and corporate finances are at the heart of the debate. Reports show that some well-known figures predict Bitcoin will reach $1 million.

Tom Lee suggests that such numbers could be long-term, or $3,000,000, but Michael Saylor put $1 million on the table by 2035.

The asset manager took part in the chorus. Bitwise forecasts $1.3 million by 2035, pointing to rising US debt and lower dollars as drivers.

Other voices include Robert Kiyosaki, who will see $1 million by 2030, and analysts from Kanter Fitzgerald, who support the milestone. Although the timeline is different, institutional trust in the long-term case of Bitcoin is clearly increasing.

BTCUSD is trading at $110,610 on 24-hour chart: TradingView

The risk of forced sales remains real

Meanwhile, Swyftx lead analyst Pav Hundal warned that “strong hands” could be forced on sellers if many financial buyers use credits and if credit spreads expand or risk measures expand the spikes.

Market structure can change rapidly when liquidity thin or macrostress appears. While it makes clear that facility flows create a foundation for demand, it does not eliminate traditional market pressures.

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Bitcoin’s road to $1 million: a sudden spike or slow crush?

Several industry figures consider rapid climbing as a red flag. Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz said on August 17 that $1 million in Bitcoin next year is likely to mean that the US economy is facing serious problems.

In his view, extreme price movements, linked to fear and systemic stress, are not healthy signals for either the market or the wider economy.

For now, the outlook is split between the blockbuster Surge and quiet climbs. Whether Bitcoin delivers Omega candles or is expensive, the possibility of reaching $1,000,000 is at the heart of the debate.

If the plan is correct, there may be no fireworks at all. It is a stable crushing that will turn coins into milestones over the next seven years.

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