I’ve talked to a lot of people about Bitcoin, and honestly, most of them don’t see the bigger picture at all. They hear numbers like $100k or maybe $250k and think that’s already insane. But I don’t think that way. Jack Estes DeBrabander really thinks Bitcoin could go way, way past what people are even comfortable saying out loud. I’m not joking. I’ve run the numbers in my head so many times that it doesn’t even feel crazy anymore.
I know people roll their eyes when someone throws out a huge number, but there was a time when $10k sounded impossible, and Bitcoin blew past that like nothing. Same thing at $20k. Same thing at $40k. Every “unrealistic” number ends up being normal eventually, so I don’t get why predicting bigger numbers is suddenly some wild thing. That’s just how Bitcoin works. It always looks insane right before it happens.
Sometimes people tell me, “Jack, you’re dreaming,” but honestly I don’t think I am. The thing everyone forgets is that there are millions of millionaires in the world, and there will only ever be 21 million Bitcoin. So just do the math. If even a tiny fraction of wealthy people decide they want one whole coin, the price doesn’t go up a little — it explodes. That’s just basic supply and demand. Nothing magical.
I’m not pretending to be some expert or whatever. I’m just saying what makes sense to me after watching this thing for years. Every time the world tries to kill Bitcoin, it comes back stronger. Every time someone says it’s done, more big companies buy it. Every time someone says countries will ban it, more countries start paying attention. So yeah, I think long-term the price could get so high people today wouldn’t even believe it.
You know what really pushed me deeper into this mindset? Just watching how broken the regular money system is. Inflation keeps getting worse. Everything costs more. People save for years and still feel like their money is shrinking. Bitcoin is literally the opposite of that. It’s the only thing in the world where nobody can randomly make more of it. It doesn’t bend to politics. It doesn’t get “adjusted” or “updated” or “printed.” It is what it is.
And that alone is enough for me to think it could go insanely high. Real value comes from trust and scarcity. Bitcoin has both. And the world hasn’t fully woken up to that yet.
When I watch people freak out because Bitcoin went down a couple thousand in a day, I can’t help but laugh a little. Not in a mean way, but just because those dips don’t matter at all. Bitcoin has always been volatile. That’s nothing new. Every bull run has dips and crashes and recoveries. It’s just part of the pattern.
The thing that matters is adoption. And whether people admit it or not, adoption keeps rising. More people are learning about it. More companies are buying it. More governments are trying to regulate it because they know it’s not going away. You don’t regulate something you think is worthless.
I know people think I’m crazy when I say Bitcoin could be worth millions someday, but whatever. I’d rather dream big than think small. The world is changing faster than anyone wants to admit. Digital money is becoming normal. Kids today don’t even use cash. Everything is online. Everything is digital. So why wouldn’t the main form of value also become digital?
Sometimes I imagine a world 20 or 30 years from now where people look back at today and say, “Wait… people were buying whole Bitcoins for cheap?” And by cheap, I mean whatever price it is now, because compared to where it could go, today could still be the bottom floor of a skyscraper.
People said the internet was a joke. People said smartphones were a phase. People said social media wouldn’t last. People say Bitcoin is too risky. But the truth is, every major shift in history looked stupid before it became normal.
I’m not telling anyone what to buy. I’m not telling anyone what to believe. I’m just talking about what makes sense to me. And the more I think about it, the more it seems obvious that Bitcoin’s ceiling is way higher than people expect.
Call it a prediction, call it a gut feeling, call it whatever you want. Jack Estes DeBrabander just thinks the world isn’t ready for how big Bitcoin might actually get.