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Bitcoin could transition into a stable global currency by 2030, according to CryptoQuant’s CEO Ki Young Ju. With growing institutional influence, experts forecast a shift in Bitcoin’s role within the financial system, moving beyond speculation.
Institutional Investments Driving Bitcoin Toward Stability by 2030
As a result of institutional investment in large-scale mining operations, the difficulty of mining Bitcoin has increased over the previous three years, rising by 378 percent.
Per Cointelegraph, competition in the mining industry is at an all-time high, and new obstacles have emerged for individual miners as a result. The CEO of CryptoQuant, Ki Young Ju, nevertheless thinks this might be good for Bitcoin.
Ju predicts that Bitcoin will mature into a stable currency by 2030, and that the rise in mining difficulty might be a sign of that. According to Ju, the bitcoin market should see less volatility as institutional dominance grows.
Volatility Versus Stability in the Crypto Market
Rather than being a reliable investment, Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency industry as a whole have a reputation for being extremely volatile.
Mining has become more difficult due to the centralization of computer power and the increasing engagement of institutional investors; but, according to Ju, this trend could ultimately help stabilize the Bitcoin ecosystem.
Bitcoin's Currency Status by 2028 Halving Event
It is anticipated that "major fintech players are expected to drive mass adoption of stablecoins within three years," according to Ju's X post.
His prediction was that Bitcoin's potential as a medium of exchange "will start to be seriously discussed" during the next halving event in 2028.
Layer-2 Solutions and Institutional Backing
The Lightning Network and other layer-2 alternatives have been hailed as the solution to Bitcoin's scalability issues, but their adoption rates have been lower than those of blockchains funded by venture capital (VC).
Ju stated that in order for BTC L2s to be adopted, which are competing with alternatives such as Wrapped Bitcoin, institutional support is crucial.
Wrapped Bitcoin's Role in Expanding BTC Ecosystems
Without the complexity of L2 infrastructure, WBTC integrates Bitcoin into different ecosystems.
