Financial Focus News Why Cathie Wood believes that Bitcoin and other $1.5 million sounds crazy. but today's crazy may be the reality of the future.

Today in 2025, we once again saw a Wall Street "female stock god" - Cathie Wood - throwing out her amazing prediction: "Bitcoin will rise to $1.5 million by 2030!" Yes, you heard it right, from the past 100,000 today, it has soared 15 times. Sounds like a fantasy? But in Wood's eyes, this big leap in Bitcoin is no longer a fantasy - it is a system-level bull market ignited by Wall Street's deepest pockets of funds. The core driving force of this bull market is two words: institutions! It is not a bull market for retail investors, but a war for institutions. Cathie Wood made it clear in her YouTube show "CEO Diary" - the institution is getting on the bus together! From Arkham Intelligence to Metaplanet, to Strategy (Michael Sailer’s MicroStrategy parent company), a group of new and old giants are quietly listing Bitcoin as a "core configuration" on their balance sheets. Data shows that 61 corporate finance departments currently hold 3.2% of the total supply of Bitcoin, while Strategy alone holds 580,000 pieces, accounting for more than 2.7%. This is not hype, this is configuration; it is not speculation, it is strategy. Let’s take a closer look at the three core logics given by Wood: 1. Supply tightening and demand explosion. "Currently, there are only about 1 million Bitcoins left in the world for mining, which means that the entire increase in the new currency is only worth about 100 billion US dollars." However, what is the total scale of institutional-level asset management? Tens or even hundreds of trillions of dollars! This is a game where elephants try to drill through the needle hole—the supply side is extremely limited, while the demand side is in an unprecedented period of expansion. Wood said it very bluntly: "The demand increase is very large, and someone must sell it." But the question is, who is willing to sell it? This is the core logic of her prediction that Bitcoin will soar due to the “supply mismatch”. 2. Volatility declines. If institutions dare to buy, you may think, aren’t institutions most afraid of fluctuations? Wood said: Because more and more people choose to hold it for a long time, the volatility of Bitcoin is declining significantly, and compared with stocks, bonds, commodities, and even real estate, its risk profile is becoming increasingly stable. This is why some traditional funds are beginning to “reevaluate” cryptocurrencies’ exposure, and Bitcoin is gaining a new identity – not a bet, but a safe haven. 3. Bitcoin is an "outlier asset" in financial history. Wood pointed out incisively: "Bitcoin is not an asset in the traditional sense. It is different from stocks in the 17th century, bonds in the 20th century, and even gold." It operates on a global open and transparent ledger, has no sovereign dependence, has strong liquidity, and is extremely efficient in transfers - this means unprecedented flexibility for high-net-worth clients and large hedge funds. Even Standard Chartered's analysis supports this: Bitcoin is moving towards the status of "sovereign assets". The wave of Bitcoin rebound we are seeing now is no longer a fanatical situation of small scattered speculation, but a professional allocation wave led by pensions, sovereign wealth funds, and listed company financial officials. Bitcoin rose to $111,814 in May - Matrixport pointed out that institutional funds are the main reason behind this! Just in May, Japan's Metaplanet announced that it would purchase 210,000 BTC by 2027. This statement was simply unimaginable in the past, but now it is welcomed by mainstream financial markets. Do you dare to think about it? A company wants to buy more than 10% of the entire Bitcoin circulation directly! ARK mentioned in its latest report: "If the on-chain financial ecosystem expands at a rate of 60% per year, Bitcoin will be priced at $2.4 million by 2030." This is not a single point of deduction, but a long-term valuation model built based on real DeFi infrastructure data, user activity, and block capacity utilization. Wood's logic is very clear: as long as DeFi remains dead; as long as the central bank does not stop; as long as the US dollar is still liberalizing; then Bitcoin still has room and the future. In an interview, Cathie Wood also announced the top ten targets she is currently paying attention to: Tesla - she said it is "at the critical point of technological explosion"; Coinbase - benefiting from the infrastructure pillar of the BTC ecosystem; technology growth stocks such as Robinhood, Roku, UiPath, Teladoc, Zoom; and a large number of AI-driven, on-chain collaborative innovative companies. Her combination is very clear: betting on technology, betting on change, betting on the edge toward the core. If Cathie Wood is right, if institutions are redefining the "asset allocation" matter... would you wait until Bitcoin reaches $1.5 million before getting on the bus? Or do you start researching, configuring, and learning now, even if you just focus on its every move? This market is changing, and a war without gunpowder has begun. And this time, retail investors have the advantage of first-mover attack. Don’t wait for the end of the bull market to realize that opportunities once stood in front of you. Bitcoin $1.5 million? It sounds crazy, but today's "crazy" may be the "reality" of the future. Thank you for watching this episode, we travel through the noise and see the truth together. If you think the content is valuable, please like, subscribe, and open the small bell. See you next time! 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