As Bitcoin flirts with $110,000 and reclaims bullish momentum, long-time Bitcoin advocate and El Salvador’s presidential advisor Max Keiser has issued a striking prediction that could spell trouble for the global financial system.
Following a brief dip to $105,000 on July 1—widely viewed as a liquidity grab—Bitcoin has surged once again, igniting fresh waves of FOMO among retail and institutional investors alike. With nearly 95% of Bitcoin’s total supply now mined and held, scarcity is becoming an increasingly powerful narrative.
Keiser, a self-described BTC maximalist and a close advisor to President Nayib Bukele, believes Bitcoin’s ascent is no longer a mere financial phenomenon—it’s a geopolitical one. In a tweet dated July 2, he warned that Bitcoin’s current price level is already destabilizing the existing fiat structure.
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“$100K Bitcoin Is Just the Beginning”
Keiser asserted that even at the $100,000 mark, BTC is causing “chaos” in traditional financial circles. His comments come amid growing institutional interest, highlighted by the surge in U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF inflows and a notable rise in the number of public companies holding BTC on their balance sheets.
But the real disruption, he claims, is yet to come.
At $200,000, Keiser predicts that global central banks will begin to panic as an estimated 500 million people pivot away from fiat currencies, effectively declaring their “financial independence” by opting into a decentralized Bitcoin-based economy. This shift, he argues, will mark the beginning of a global exodus from the traditional monetary system.
Fiat Collapse and Gold-Based BTC Pricing?
Keiser’s outlook becomes even more dramatic at the $300,000 threshold. At that level, he envisions the total erosion of the U.S. dollar’s dominance. “The dollar won’t survive this,” he declared, suggesting that Bitcoin would no longer be priced in fiat currencies but in terms of gold instead—ushering in a post-dollar financial era.
He is not alone in his bold vision. Tim Draper, a leading venture capitalist, has previously claimed that Bitcoin could one day be worth an “infinite amount” compared to the dollar, implying the complete collapse of the fiat system.
Analysts Support Bullish Trajectory
Keiser’s projections echo a growing chorus of bullish forecasts. Standard Chartered recently reiterated its year-end target of $200,000 for BTC, citing favorable macroeconomic conditions. Meanwhile, Bitwise, Robert Kiyosaki, and investment firm Bernstein have also issued optimistic price targets in the six-figure range.
Renowned analyst Michael van de Poppe has gone a step further, suggesting BTC could reach $300,000—or even $600,000—before the current market cycle concludes. Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao has also speculated on a potential rise to $500,000 or even $1 million.
Market Snapshot
At the time of writing, BTC is trading at $109,366, marking a 2.5% gain over the past 24 hours and reinforcing investor sentiment that the next leg of the bull run may already be underway.
