2026-01-11 18:36:15

Former PayPal president recently shared his perspective with Bloomberg on Bitcoin's trajectory—and he's confident that six-figure territory is inevitable. According to him, it's not a question of if Bitcoin reaches $1 million, but when.

The timeline might be closer than many expect. Given the increasing institutional adoption, macroeconomic factors reshaping traditional asset classes, and the limited supply mechanics of Bitcoin, there's solid reasoning behind this bullish take.

When establishment figures start making such bold calls, it signals shifting sentiment across finance. Whether you're a hodler or just watching the market, this kind of perspective from someone with his background definitely warrants attention.

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MetaMisery

· 7h ago

PayPal big shot says so, a signal that institutions are bottom-fishing.

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CountdownToBroke

· 7h ago

Even the former PayPal president is starting to go bullish, now institutions are really going to rush to buy BTC.

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BagHolderTillRetire

· 7h ago

Million dollars? Just talking, wait until it really happens to boast. Bitcoin should have hit one million long ago, is this the best the institutions can do? Believe what the former PayPal CEO says? I’m not so sure. It's another when... it’s almost 2024 and we’re still talking about this. A million is a bit far-fetched, I can accept fifty thousand. When establishment comes out to endorse, it actually makes me more nervous... usually that’s a top signal. True believers don’t listen to their hype, we only look at the price. Sounds good, but I mostly have air in my hands haha. With such a large adoption rate by institutions, the effects should already be visible, why still wait?

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GameFiCritic

· 8h ago

From a mechanism design perspective, Bitcoin's supply cap indeed constitutes its core scarcity... but I've heard this logic too many times. Can I just trust an establishment figure's endorsement? Without fundamental support for sustainable growth, no matter how many big names back it, it's all in vain.

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