In the recent X debate, top analyst Willie Wu ditched a number that almost sounded too wild: $425 trillion. That’s where he’s seen a possible landing in the Bitcoin market in just 20 years. And according to him, it’s not some moonshot fantasy. It’s just mathematics.
Fidelity gives Bitcoin’s value stalling capabilities an edge over all other cryptocurrencies, peging a solid $18.5 trillion “addressable market.” Large numbers.
But then Adam came back and said that BTC could take advantage of a much larger pie ($209 to $300 trillion) of total financial insurance premiums sitting on assets such as stocks, bonds and real estate. Essentially, every place where people park their money just to avoid inflation and risk.
That’s a bit pessimistic.
425T +/- 50% in 20 years.
– Willie Woo (@woonomic) June 8, 2025
Wu didn’t have it, but called it “pessimistic” and came back with a $425 trillion figure and minus 50% based on where things were heading in 20 years.
To be clear, he hasn’t said that Bitcoin will hit that number directly. If cryptocurrency becomes a global benchmark for value storage, he refers to a potential market size – something like digital gold, but bigger, more liquid, and programmable.
This prediction certainly landed differently. Probably because the macro landscape has already changed. Maybe because institutions like fidelity are beginning to reflect what the code crowd has been screaming for years. Or because $425 trillion doesn’t sound so crazy, even with a margin of error.
