PlusOneCoin - Right now governments are printing more money and creating more credit which is devaluing all fiat currency -- US Dollar included.
This is why Nixon took the US Dollar off the gold standard in 1972 - we didn't have enough gold on hand to back the credit the government needed to create.
Bitcoin is free from any government regulation and the supply is limited to 21 million coins. 18 million have been mined and to date, 7 million have already been lost. This means there are about 11 million in current circulation.
The global economy is approx. $2,000 trillion. If we go to crypto in 10 years, then $2,000 trillion / 11 million bitcoin = $181,818,181 per coin.
Probably wouldn't go that high, but hitting 1,000,000 per coin looks easy.
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