Yes, this is the target expected by an MDPI study, based on supply and demand models and the impact of declining liquid supply over time.
📍 2027: First $1,000,000
📍 2031–2032: Up to $5,000,000
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What does the chart say? 📊
The chart shows different price paths for Bitcoin depending on how much BTC is removed daily from the liquid supply:
1000 BTC → gradual growth
2000 BTC → faster acceleration
3000 BTC → strong rise after 2027
4000 BTC → near-explosive price movement
In simple terms:
The more Bitcoin disappears from the market… the more sensitive the price becomes to new demand.
But… is this actually possible and realistic? 🤔
This is the real question.
Can Bitcoin actually reach these levels…
or does this scenario assume ideal conditions that are hard to sustain?
For this to happen, we would need:
Continuous removal of Bitcoin from the market at high rates
Massive capital inflows (institutions / funds / even governments)
Bitcoin becoming a true global store of value
No major regulatory or economic shocks disrupting growth
So the question is not whether the model works…
but: can these conditions realistically persist for years?
Conclusion 🎯
Yes,
the idea is built on a real economic principle:
supply scarcity = price expansion
But between theoretical possibility and real-world outcome…
there is a significant gap.
👉 Will we see $1 million first…
or is $5 million just an over-optimistic scenario?