After years of being dismissed as a speculative tech play, Bitcoin is now being re-evaluated by institutional players and wealth managers alike, not as a payment tool or a venture capital asset, but as a form of digital wealth preservation. That shift in perception could drastically reshape how the market values it over the next decade.<\/p>\n
Anthony Scaramucci, founder of SkyBridge Capital, is among the voices driving this narrative. In a recent interview, he suggested that if Bitcoin continues to be seen through the lens of traditional technology assets, its market ceiling likely falls somewhere between $1 trillion and $3 trillion \u2014 putting it in the same range as companies like Apple or Microsoft.<\/p>\n
But if it\u2019s instead treated as a modern store of value \u2014 a kind of digital gold \u2014 then the comparison changes dramatically. In that case, he argues, Bitcoin\u2019s valuation should eventually track gold\u2019s, implying a 10x jump from today\u2019s levels. That would mean a price tag near $1 million per coin.<\/p>\n