On-chain analyst Willy Woo said in a post that about 4% of the world’s population currently holds S&P 500 assets, 4.5% holds gold, and 5% holds Bitcoin (BTC). He argued that Bitcoin’s future penetration rate will determine how it is classified. At the current level, with roughly 5% of the global population holding BTC, he said the asset is still viewed mainly as a financial asset. If that share rises to around 50%, Woo said it could point to a world where money is separated from the state. His remarks frame Bitcoin’s long-term role not just around price or market size, but around how widely it is held across the population.
ChainCatcher reported that on-chain analyst Willy Woo said in a post that about 4% of the global population currently holds S&P 500 assets, 4.5% holds gold, and 5% holds Bitcoin (BTC).
Woo said Bitcoin’s future penetration rate will determine its role. At roughly 5% population ownership, he said BTC is still seen mainly as a financial asset. If that figure climbs to about 50%, it could signal a structure in which money is separated from the state.
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