With Satoshi Nakamoto's visionary goal – transforming Bitcoin from "digital gold" into a real means of payment – experts believe that this aim could actually be realized by 2030. Ki Young Ju, CEO of CryptoQuant, has provided reasons for his optimism.
Reduced speculation, increased stability: In recent years, Bitcoin’s mining difficulty has risen by nearly 400%, decreasing the participation of small-scale investors and attracting larger institutions with robust infrastructure. With major financial entities like Wall Street joining, Bitcoin’s price tends to be more stable, reducing the short-term volatility that previously made it attractive to speculators.
Strong development of stablecoins and the blockchain ecosystem: More and more fintech companies like PayPal and Stripe are investing in stablecoins, and regulations are also becoming clearer. This helps users become accustomed to using blockchain wallets and related technologies like Layer 2 or Wrapped BTC. The popularity of these technologies could bring Bitcoin closer to being an everyday payment tool.
The next halving event – a pivotal moment: In the upcoming halving (around April 2028), Ki Young Ju predicts that Bitcoin will no longer experience major “shakes” but rather achieve greater stability. As the blockchain ecosystem strengthens, Bitcoin could finally be considered a realistic means of daily payment.
A future where Bitcoin operates as a stable, less volatile currency is entirely possible. What do you think?
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