Seeing a prediction about the future development of cryptocurrencies, the accuracy level is a bit frightening.

Three items have already been confirmed, and the fourth points to 2026 as the year we should see results. The fifth prediction about AI feels most convincing if we choose the $TAO route.

But the part about $BTC is a bit speechless—predicting it won't reach $1 million until 2050?

Think about it, by then we'll all be in our seventies, right? The time span is just too outrageous. I heard before that around 2035, BTC might break the million-dollar mark, but this prediction is clearly too conservative. If it really takes until 2050, I probably won't live to see BTC hit 1.5 million.

Honestly, it's quite disappointing. The entire crypto market is accelerating, yet the growth expectation for Bitcoin is being lowered? From a macro cycle perspective, based on past halving patterns and market enthusiasm, this schedule does seem a bit pessimistic.

Maybe the predictor is just giving a warning to long-term holders, to prevent over-optimism from leading to disappointment. But from a technical and market liquidity standpoint, can it move faster?