On the latest episode of What Bitcoin Did, Eric Yakes, co-founder of Epoch, a Bitcoin Venture Capital firm, laid out a sweeping—if controversial—thesis for how Bitcoin could reach $10 million per coin, arguing the asset is powered by a unique mass movement, a shifting geopolitical reserve regime, and an institutional bid that is still in its early innings. “Bitcoin is going to be at $10 million in probably like seven years,” Yakes said, adding that the market is “always and everywhere like one major press release away from a huge change in the perception of it.”
The Path To $10 Million For Bitcoin
Yakes’ starting point is qualitative, not quantitative. In his view , Bitcoin’s defining edge is sociological: “No other asset has a mass movement or a revolution backing it.” He likens the p