Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance Coin, waking up and scrolling through the news almost made me forget—two major pieces of news bombarded the market in succession, causing chaos.

First, analyst Matt Hogan made a bold prediction: Bitcoin will grow 30% annually over the next ten years. It sounds like bragging, but when you do the math, it’s truly shocking—at this rate, Bitcoin’s price will double every 3 years. By 2035, a single BTC could break through $1.4 million. Buying one now could get you a luxury car, by 2025 it could buy a house, and by 2030 it would be equivalent to the valuation of a small company. By 2035, it would be almost like a walking bank. The logic behind this isn’t baseless: the global trend of digital assets, continuous institutional investment, and Bitcoin’s deflationary nature locking in scarcity. These factors stack up, each one a powder keg pushing prices higher.

Before even digesting this prediction, the Bank of Japan threw out a nuclear-level signal. Governor Ueda Haruhiko publicly stated that as long as the economy and prices meet targets, they will continue to raise interest rates. It sounds like routine operation, but the key is Japan. As a major source of global liquidity, if the BOJ really tightens the liquidity faucet, the yen will strengthen, arbitrage funds will be forced to flow back, initially impacting Asian markets, and the volatility in the crypto market will surge accordingly.

2026 looks destined to be an unsettled year. All these signals point in one direction—uncertainty, opportunities, and risks are brewing. What do you think about Bitcoin’s long-term target price? Do you already hold mainstream currencies, or are you planning to adjust your positions? Regarding Ethereum’s latest developments, are you paying attention to opportunities in related ecosystem projects?