Bill Miller IV says stop trading Bitcoin on Fed meetings, it’s a $1.6 million coin

Sep 22, 2026 6:02 PMPublished Sep 22, 2026 6:02 PM

Bitcoin is fundamentally superior to gold in every way—transparency, security, and portability—yet it trades at a mere 5% of gold’s value. With the U.S. deficit so massive that we print the equivalent of Bitcoin’s entire market cap every year, a $1.6 million price target is its true intrinsic value, not a fantasy. Gold’s recent outperformance is just a temporary cycle before Bitcoin inevitably reaches parity. Is Bitcoin the only stable way to protect capital now?
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Bitcoin hit an eight-month high above $86,000 days after the Fed’s first hike since 2023. Miller says investors reading the FOMC are looking at the wrong number, gold’s $31.8 trillion market cap is the one that matters.

www.thestreet.comBill Miller IV says stop trading Bitcoin on Fed meetings, it’s a $1.6 million coin Bitcoin hit an eight-month high above $86,000 days after the Fed’s first hike since 2023. Miller says investors reading the FOMC are looking at the wrong number, gold’s $31.8 trillion market cap is the one that matters.

Bitcoin •US Deficit Spending •Gold •Government Debt

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