Bitcoin’s unprecedented growth over the past few years has been something to behold…
The crypto leader has surged over 770% in the past five years, and currently trades near all-time highs over $120,000 per coin.
So it might shock you to hear us say that Bitcoin is still massively undervalued. In fact, as we’ll show you with simple math, the crypto could easily surge 400% and still be cheap.
And with growing adoption, inflationary and political tailwinds, and multiple ways to invest, the upside is only getting started.
Let’s look under the hood…
Why Bitcoin’s macro setup is so bullish
Under the Federal Reserve and similar central banks worldwide, the purchasing power of your currency is guaranteed to decline over time.
That means it will always take more dollars to buy the same amount of goods. It’s why you’ve seen grocery bills, gas prices, and housing costs climb steadily over the years.
This constant erosion of cash value is a massive tailwind for scarce, hard-to-produce assets—like gold and Bitcoin. In this environment, both can keep hitting new highs… even if they take short-term breaks along the way.
It’s also important to note that, whether you like him or not, President Trump has flipped the script on crypto. The government has gone from targeting it to actively supporting it.
Between the Genius Act and other favorable legislation, the U.S. crypto industry has some of the strongest political momentum it’s ever seen. That trend should continue through the next few years—and that’s a powerful tailwind for Bitcoin adoption.
Simple math: Bitcoin could surge and still be cheap
With Bitcoin’s 770% surge over the past five years, you might feel like the boat has sailed. But that’s not the case.
Some simple math shows us that Bitcoin still has a ton of upside:
Right now, Bitcoin’s market cap is about $2.3 trillion—roughly 60% of the entire $4 trillion crypto market. Gold’s market cap, meanwhile, is around $25–27 trillion.
If Bitcoin’s market cap quadruples—from $2.3 trillion to about $11.5 trillion—it would mean a 400% price gain, taking the coin from around $120,000 to roughly $600,000. And even then, Bitcoin would still be worth only half as much as gold.
(It’s important to note that this math is based on current gold and Bitcoin prices. Both are on the rise.)
Listen, we’re not saying you should own Bitcoin instead of gold. A well-diversified portfolio has exposure to both. We’re just illustrating that Bitcoin’s high price tag isn’t as expensive as it seems.
You haven’t missed the Bitcoin boat—how to get exposure
When it comes to getting Bitcoin exposure, you’ve got options:
- Buy it directly through exchanges like Coinbase, Gemini, or Robinhood, and store it in your own wallet
- Buy Bitcoin-related stocks like Galaxy Digital or Strategy
- Invest in Bitcoin ETFs (just keep an eye on fees)
- Earn it passively through crypto rewards credit cards
The key is to start. Even a small, steady position can grow into something meaningful over time.
The bottom line
Bitcoin isn’t just another speculative gamble. It’s a new asset class with staying power, a growing role in the global financial system, and—most importantly—massive upside left.
Don’t wave as it passes by. Have a plan. Start building a position. And be ready to buy more when the market hands you a dip.
In the latest episode of Wall Street Unplugged Premium, Frank broke down the massive tailwinds that will push Bitcoin over $500,000. Access the episode when you join.
