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BTC Strive CEO Matt Cole: Bitcoin may achieve an average annual return of 50% by 2030
Strive CEO Matt Cole proposed that by 2030, Bitcoin is expected to provide an average annual return of about 50%. He pointed out that the limited supply of Bitcoin may be strongly supported by macroeconomic conditions.
Macroeconomic Policies and Dollar Depreciation Pressure
According to Cole's forecast scenario, if the Federal Reserve System (Fed) and the Treasury take measures to curb long-term interest rates, it may put downward pressure on the dollar. In this environment, investors may accelerate their shift to scarce assets, from which Bitcoin will benefit significantly.
Competitive landscape for safe-haven assets
Cole said that if the currency depreciates and long-term interest rates remain controllable, investors 'interest in alternative assets to preserve wealth may increase. He believes that during this period, gold has performed well as a traditional store of value, and Bitcoin may also become a more popular choice for investors due to its digital properties and limited supply.
Outlook and Risk Warning
Cole also argued that Bitcoin may perform better than gold if the above conditions are met. However, the 50% annual return forecast for this year is only a forward-looking forecast and not a guaranteed return. Bitcoin's future performance will depend on many factors, including monetary policy, interest rate movements, the trajectory of the US dollar, investor demand and overall market conditions. Cole's perspective mainly provides a situational analysis of how scarce assets are affected by potential macroeconomic changes.
The above content does not constitute investment advice.
