Cathie Wood: BTC could reach $600K by 2030, and even $1.5M in bull market ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood stated in an interview with CNBC that Bitcoin (BTC) is expected to reach $600,000 in the firm’s base case scenario by 2030 and could even hit $1.5 million in a bull case,… — CoinNess Global (@CoinnessGL) December 31, 2024 Stablecoins Dominate Conventional Payment Titans Perhaps the most eye-opening revelation from Ark’s research concerns stablecoins, which have quietly revolutionized the payment landscape.
Instead, Ark sees a confluence of growth drivers, including the adoption of Bitcoin as a safe haven by emerging economies, the incorporation of the digital currency into treasury holdings by nations, the growing use of on-chain financial services by corporations to diversify their cash reserves, and more.
Related Reading: Ethereum Whales On The Move—224,000+ ETH Withdrawn In Record Outflow Known for her lofty tech forecasts, the financial guru described this situation during Ark’s Big Ideas 2025 conference, where she revealed that the odds of reaching this astronomical figure have actually increased.
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