
Bitcoin enters a crucial 15 – 20-year phase of dominance and is ready to surpass traditional facilities as it becomes the world’s most investable macroeconomic value store, a top analyst said.
Bitcoin’s long sheet is set – and almost no public asset will be able to keep up
Analyst Willy Woo shared an analysis of Bitcoin’s growth prospects on Sunday, noting that cryptocurrency has evolved from explosive growth to a maturing financial instrument. He shared insights on the social media platform X and contrasted the widespread perception of Bitcoin with reality, which is shown in the diagram of the composite annual growth rate (CAGR). „People think BTC is like a magical unicorn that climbs to infinity on moon rays “, he said, pointing out that the period of annual growth of over 100% that was seen in 2017 was long gone be.
Woo identified 2020 as a critical turning point and described it as the year Bitcoin was institutionalized. During this time, he said, „began to accumulate companies and states. “ As more institutional capital entered the market, Bitcoin’s CAGR fell sharply from – from three-digit numbers to around 30 – 40% – and has continued to decline since then. He attributed this slowdown to the increasing maturity of the Bitcoin network and its growing role in capital storage. The analyst emphasized Bitcoin’s status as a global financial instrument and said:
BTC is now traded as the newest macro asset in 150 years, it will continue to absorb capital until it reaches its balance.
Looking ahead, Woo argued that Bitcoin’s CAGR will ultimately stabilize in line with broader economic trends. „Given long-term monetary growth of around 5% and GDP growth of 3%, I would say that the BTC-CAGR will level off at 8% “, he said.
Although this growth rate may seem modest compared to Bitcoin’s early years, the analyst remains confident in its performance. He concluded with the words:
Until then, maybe in 15 – 20 years, enjoy the trip, because almost no publicly investable product can keep up with the BTC performance in the long term, even if the CAGR of BTC continues to erode.