The chart tracks Bitcoin (BTC) priced in ounces of gold (oz) on a logarithmic scale, revealing its historical growth and a speculative projection. As of April 2025, 1 BTC equals approximately 25 oz of gold, which translates to $80,000 per BTC at an implied gold price of $3,200/oz (derived from the projection).
The chart forecasts a dramatic rise to 6,000 oz of gold by 2027, a 240x increase from the current level. At $3,200/oz for gold, this would value 1 BTC at $19.2M, resulting in a market cap of $378 trillion (19.7M BTC in circulation). Historically, Bitcoin has shown exponential growth, with significant spikes during bull cycles (e.g., 2017-2018 and 2024-2025, as circled). Factors like Bitcoin’s capped supply, post-2024 halving scarcity, and potential for increased adoption as "digital gold" could support such a run.
What are your thoughts? Could Bitcoin achieve this monumental target, or is the projection too optimistic? Let’s discuss!
TL;DR: BTC/GOLD ratio is set to ****ing pump! From 25 oz now to 6,000 oz by 2027—1 BTC could hit $19.2M. Buckle up for a wild ride!
The chart forecasts a dramatic rise to 6,000 oz of gold by 2027, a 240x increase from the current level. At $3,200/oz for gold, this would value 1 BTC at $19.2M, resulting in a market cap of $378 trillion (19.7M BTC in circulation). Historically, Bitcoin has shown exponential growth, with significant spikes during bull cycles (e.g., 2017-2018 and 2024-2025, as circled). Factors like Bitcoin’s capped supply, post-2024 halving scarcity, and potential for increased adoption as "digital gold" could support such a run.
What are your thoughts? Could Bitcoin achieve this monumental target, or is the projection too optimistic? Let’s discuss!
TL;DR: BTC/GOLD ratio is set to ****ing pump! From 25 oz now to 6,000 oz by 2027—1 BTC could hit $19.2M. Buckle up for a wild ride!
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