Bitcoin

Here are the major numbers for 2026, rounded for simplicity.

Item	Approx Value
World GDP	$126T
GDP Growth	3.1% to 3.3%
Money Supply (M2)	$102T
Bitcoin Price	$64,000
Bitcoin Market Value	$1.28T
Bitcoin Mined So far	19.99M of 21M

The IMF estimates world output in 2026 at about $126.3 trillion, with growth around 3.1%.

An interesting comparison

* World GDP: . . . . . . . ~$126T/year.
* World money supply: ~$102T.
* Bitcoin market value: ~$1.3T.

Thus, all the bitcoins in existence are worth roughly 1% of annual world economic output and about 1.3% of the world’s broad money supply.

The World Today

Viewed as a hierarchy of wealth, the world presently looks something like:

Asset Class	Value ($T)	Bitcoin Equvenent
Real Estate	380	292
Bonds	140	106
Stocks	104	80
World GDP	126	97
Money Supply (M2)	102	78
Gold	31	24
Silver	4.5	3.5
Bitcoin	1.3	1

Which is rather remarkable, considering Bitcoin did not exist before 2009 and is only seventeen years old.

The "Typical" Investor

The above is published data. But a typical investor must decide where he should be on this new scale? Given The 20M bitcoin limit, how much of each does his holding represent? Lets take sample of a typical small investor as: Investment World Sample Holding Real Estate $380T $1M Stocks&Bonds $280T $200K Gold&Silver $35T $30K Bitcoin $1.3T $30K

The Pundits

Mark Moss on the "Bitcoin Magazine Podcast suggesting that Bitcoin could be worth $15M in 40 years.

Jeremy Grantham on "Diara Of A CEO" Podcast suggesting that Bitcoin will go to zero within 5 years, or during the coming crash.

Ray Dalio's latest missive suggesting that a major crash is comming soon, and that Gold and Silver are the hedge.

Jessey Myers on ¨Blockchain to Bitcoin¨ Telling Alison Proctor that Bitcoin is the future of Money
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