Coinbase CEO’s Bold Bitcoin Prediction: $1 Million Target by 2030
Wall Street's favorite crypto executive just dropped a million-dollar bombshell.
Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, projects Bitcoin will smash the $1 million barrier within the next six years—transforming the digital asset from speculative gamble to mainstream wealth generator.
The Bull Case Unleashed
Armstrong's prediction hinges on Bitcoin's accelerating institutional adoption, regulatory clarity finally emerging, and its hardening reputation as digital gold. He sees current prices as mere stepping stones toward unprecedented valuations.
Why This Time Is Different
Unlike previous cycles driven by retail euphoria, this rally builds on concrete infrastructure: Bitcoin ETFs now trade on major exchanges, pension funds quietly accumulate positions, and corporations balance sheets increasingly include crypto exposure.
Traditional finance skeptics, of course, dismiss this as another crypto fantasy—because nothing says 'serious investment' like relying on 0% interest rates and money printers running 24/7.
Whether Armstrong's vision materializes or not, one thing remains clear: Bitcoin continues to defy expectations and attract true believers willing to bet big on its future.
Coinbase CEO’s BTC price target aligns with other bullish calls
Armstrong is not alone in making long-term calls for Bitcoin. Other industry figures, including Strategy’s Michael Saylor, have made similar projections. Earlier in June, Saylor cited rising institutional demand and limited supply as catalysts for BTC climbing to the $1 million mark.
Cathie Wood of ARK Invest has set an even higher price target of $1.5 million for BTC by 2030, exceeding Coinbase CEO Armstrong’s forecast. These predictions share common ground, with expectations that Bitcoin adoption will continue to grow, solidifying its role as a global store of value.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin has traded sideways over the past week. Since failing to sustain the rally that pushed it to a new all-time high above $124,000, the asset has struggled to maintain momentum. At the time of writing, BTC sits just under $113,368 according to market data from crypto.news, down 0.29% on the day and roughly 6.8% over the past seven days.
