PlanC Sees Bitcoin Grinding to $1M by 2032, Few Dip Buys

PlanC forecasts a slow, steady climb for Bitcoin to $1,000,000 by 2032, driven by institutional adoption and growing spot-BTC ETF demand. Instead of deep 80% crashes, Bitcoin’s price may undergo modest 10–30% corrections, resulting in fewer clear buy-the-dip opportunities. This gradual ascent reflects structural support from corporate treasuries, institutional desks, and spot-BTC ETFs. An alternative scenario involves an "omega candle"—a rapid, single-day Bitcoin surge of $100,000 or more triggered by large-scale accumulation or macro shocks. Industry executives suggest faster timelines to $1M if corporate treasury allocations and regulatory clarity accelerate adoption, potentially compressing the path to 2030 or earlier. Key risks include credit stress, widening funding spreads, and forced selling among leveraged institutional holders. A sudden liquidity squeeze could reverse Bitcoin’s gains, producing abrupt declines instead of orderly appreciation. Traders should monitor funding conditions and institutional flows, as these factors will shape both short-term volatility and the long-term trajectory toward Bitcoin’s $1M milestone.