Bitcoin to $1M? Corporate Treasury Boom Could Spark Dot-Com Level Mania

At present, the noble Bitcoin (BTC) is trading above a humble $118,000, having emerged from a modest dip that brought it down to a lowly $114,500 just days ago, on the 24th of July. The fluctuations, while seemingly tame, cloak a brewing storm, a story ripe with the promises of dramatic twists and wild speculation. Some, with gleaming eyes and hopeful hearts, claim that we are on the verge of witnessing a supply shock like no other in the history of crypto, one that will elevate BTC to a lofty $1 million in value.

The Million-Dollar Dream

On the 25th of July, Swan, a service provider that swears allegiance only to Bitcoin, posted a bold assertion: the rally currently underway is different from all others. It is not frenzied; it is deliberate, precise, and, quite frankly, not nearly as hyped as it could be.

“This is the least euphoric bull market we’ve ever seen,” Swan posted. “And that’s bullish.”

What, you may ask, is the grand strategy behind this supposed “deliberate” movement? It lies in the hands of corporate treasuries and spot-exchange traded funds, quietly gathering Bitcoin through algorithmic “drip buys.” These are not the reckless gamblers of the meme coin realm, but rather the cautious CFOs and CIOs, quietly fortifying their balance sheets while the masses, blissfully unaware, sleep on the sidelines.

“Each breakout removes coins from weak hands, then resets.”

This, according to Swan, is “deliberate absorption,” a phenomenon that keeps the price action unnervingly calm, at least for now. But hold your horses—crypto influencer American HODL has his doubts. He believes the dam is on the verge of bursting, and once corporate balance sheets start flaunting Bitcoin as a reserve asset, boardrooms worldwide will scramble to keep up, much like they did during the dot-com boom of 1999. It’s not a stretch to think that we could soon be looking at a treasury bubble so massive, it might just rival the dot-com frenzy in its proportions.

“I think the treasury company bubble can get dot-com level large,” he said in a recent podcast. “We could see a 3–4 year run that takes Bitcoin well beyond a million dollars.”

Roadmap to $1 Million

To back up their claims, Swan researchers have outlined a four-phase plan they believe is already underway:

  • Corporate absorption, carried out quietly via algorithmic buys.
  • Sovereigns, perhaps more discreetly than one might imagine, stacking Bitcoin under the radar.
  • Major treasury firms finalizing structures for the bidding war to come.
  • A contagious narrative that will set off a multi-year frenzy.

“That’s the setup for a mania-fueled blow-off top pushing toward $1M Bitcoin,” Swan declared.

The flagship cryptocurrency, already having surged from $42,000 to $123,000 during a historic tightening cycle, now faces the question: What happens when cheap money makes its grand return? The answer may lie in the wings, with potential mega-buyers like Nakamoto, Twenty One Capital, and Strive Asset Management, reportedly preparing for massive BTC bids while structuring SPVs and M&A deals in secret.

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2025-07-27 08:48