Is CZ's live prediction that BTC will reach 200,000 soon coming true? Bitcoin's Last Supper: The Final Dividend Window for Retail Investors Is Closing Before Wall Street Enters

The giant beast of Wall Street has finally bowed its head and begun to harvest the fruits of the crypto world. Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, BlackRock... these names that once sneered at cryptocurrencies are now quietly building their digital asset shelves. At the national level, El Salvador is just the beginning; more and more sovereign funds are starting to include Bitcoin in their strategic reserves discussions.

A silent transfer of assets is underway. When the gold market—worth hundreds of trillions—can surge under institutional push, Bitcoin's story has only just entered its second chapter. Unlike before, this cycle has a solid bottom—massive institutional funds are building an invisible defense line in the $60,000 to $120,000 range. This is no longer a wild casino but an orderly cafeteria for capital giants.

Careful observation of the chart suggests that Bitcoin is seemingly replicating the trajectory of gold in 2020. Not a rapid rise and fall, but the construction of a multi-year "super cycle platform" at high levels. This platform is not the end but a zone for gathering strength for the next explosion. When the pipelines of traditional finance connect with crypto networks, and Bitcoin appears on the balance sheets of sovereign nations, the true flood will arrive.

Market consensus is coalescing: 2028 may become a new starting point for explosion. By then, infrastructure will be complete, regulatory frameworks will be clearer, and institutional allocations will become the norm. Moving from hundreds of thousands to millions is no longer a dreamer's fantasy but an inevitable direction of capital flow.

This gives us a brutal and clear reminder: the current "bear market" may be the last opportunity for ordinary people to access Bitcoin at relatively low prices. When BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF becomes as easy to buy and sell as Apple stock, and pension funds allocate 1% of their assets to digital currencies, the rules of the game will be fundamentally changed. Volatility will be smoothed out, and opportunities will be evenly distributed.

This is not an encouragement for blind speculation but a pointer to a structural shift: Bitcoin is transforming from a rebellious fringe asset into a mainstream investment option. In this process, the early participants' dividends are not yet fully gone but are rapidly diminishing. Just as internet stocks left opportunities for value investors after the Nasdaq crash, history won't simply repeat itself, but it always rhymes with similar endings.

The future is already here, just not evenly distributed. Before the computing power of Wall Street completely dominates this field, and before Bitcoin fully becomes another institutionalized financial product, ordinary people can still find a place in this revolution. But the window won't stay open forever—when even the corner coffee shop starts accepting Bitcoin payments, the feast of early dividends will have already ended.

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