Markets Asset manager VanEck explains how one bitcoin could be worth $2.9 million by 2050 By info@uweb3.io January 10, 2026 Share This Post FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp The asset manager’s base case assumes bitcoin gains traction as a settlement tool and reserve asset over the next 25 years. TagsAssetBitcoinexplainsmanagermillionVanEckworth Related Posts Trump’s World Liberty Financial borrowed millions from a protocol its own advisor co-founded World Liberty Financial, the crypto venture co-founded by the... Covenant AI exits Bittensor over centralization concerns, TAO falls 15% 7 Best Altcoins Now: APEMARS Surges 2600% ROI as Stage 15 Ends in 24 Hours Share Share Share Share Email Are you ready to find the best altcoins to... Quantum-safe bitcoin now possible without a soft fork, but costs $200 a pop A StarkWare researcher has published what he says is... Mythos AI threat prompts Bessent, Powell to convene bank CEOs for urgent talks Mythos’ AI scare is real — enough for U.S.... Bitcoin treasury Nakamoto seeks reverse stock split as delisting deadline looms Nakamoto's stock closed at $0.22 on April 6, below... Previous articleMarkets in Focus: Central Bank Decisions, AI Seesaw, and BP’s Leadership ShakeupNext articleSenate Republicans race toward crypto vote on bill with uncertain Democratic buy-in
