# 📊 Bitcoin Price Projections Based on Asset Class Market Caps This chart visualises what the **price of 1 Bitcoin (BTC)** would be if Bitcoin’s total market cap grew to match various global asset classes. Bitcoin’s supply is **fixed at 21 million coins**, making it inherently scarce. As demand grows and market adoption increases, Bitcoin’s market cap could—hypothetically—compete with other major stores of value. [![image.png](https://inkflow.cloud/uploads/images/gallery/2025-06/scaled-1680-/image.png)](https://inkflow.cloud/uploads/images/gallery/2025-06/image.png) --- ### 💰 Asset Classes and Corresponding Implied BTC Prices
Asset ClassApprox. Market Cap (USD)Implied BTC Price
Silver$1.3 trillion~$61,900
Gold$15 trillion~$714,000
US Stock Market$50 trillion~$2.38 million
Global Stock Market$110 trillion~$5.23 million
Global Bond Market$130 trillion~$6.19 million
Global M2 Money Supply$130 trillion~$6.19 million
Global Real Estate$380 trillion~$18.1 million
Total Global Wealth$500 trillion~$23.8 million
--- ### 🧼 Calculation Method Each BTC price is calculated by: Implied BTC Price=Asset Class Market Cap21,000,000\\text{Implied BTC Price} = \\frac{\\text{Asset Class Market Cap}}{21,000,000} For example: If Bitcoin reaches the size of gold’s market cap: $15,000,000,000,000Ă·21,000,000≈$714,285\\$15,000,000,000,000 Ă· 21,000,000 ≈ \\$714,285 --- ### 🔱 Reading the Chart Scale The X-axis uses a **logarithmic scale** to accommodate the wide price range: - **10⁔** = $100,000 - **10⁶** = $1 million - **10⁷** = $10 million This helps show smaller values like silver without visually flattening the higher targets like real estate or global wealth. --- ### 🧠 Key Insight Even reaching **10% of gold’s market cap** would imply a BTC price over **$70,000** — already within historical highs. The long-term upside remains significant due to **Bitcoin’s absolute scarcity and growing global adoption.**