Bitcoin Scalability: Addressing the Challenges of Mass
BTC price have already reached record highs in 2025.
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Bitcoin prices have surged by over 63% in the past six months to hover above £77,000 on 12th February, primarily driven by Donald Trump’s pro-crypto stance.

Amid diverse speculations that the token price could reach new highs this year, Jan3 CEO Samson Mow recently reiterated his forecast that BTC prices would “violently” soar to £803,199 in 2025 due to national adoption, sovereign debt issuance, and accelerating hyberbitcoinisation.

Mow explained that the increase in Bitcoin prices would be a fast escalation over weeks or months rather than a gradual and steady growth.

“If you look at the failure of fiat currencies, they don’t gradually fail. They fail spectacularly. And this is the premise behind the 1 million Bitcoin call that is not going to be a gradual, slow increase to $1 million a coin, but rather a very short and violent upheaval that sends us there in a matter of months, weeks to months,” he said in a podcast last week.

Mow referred to the growing involvement of nations in Bitcoin mining as a major indicator of this impending “hyperbitcoinisation,” essentially a scenario in which Bitcoin replaces traditional fiat currencies to become the dominant global currency for the exchange and store of value.

He pointed to Bhutan’s Bitcoin holdings through mining in the past few years. “If this is not an indic