最新报道：According to the news from the Coin World Network, the question of how much Bitcoin is needed for retirement may have been asked by most investors, and recent research may have the answer. Bitcoin researcher and investor "Smitty" created a model to calculate how much BTC is needed for retirement. "Most people in most countries will still need less than 1 BTC [for retirement] by 2035," he said, adding that if they retire this year, most countries will need 1 to 10 BTC. The model is based on the average income level of each country, adjusted for inflation, retirement age, and uses Bitcoin's power law model to predict prices. Retire with Bitcoin Of course, people living in expensive countries such as the United States and most of Europe will need more Bitcoin to maintain their lifestyle during retirement. However, for more than half of the countries listed, less than 1 BTC will be enough for most people in 2035 to retire. For retirement in 2045, according to research, people in almost all countries except a few super-rich places will need less than 1 BTC, and in many countries, just 0.1 BTC will be enough. How much Bitcoin do ordinary people need to retire? Here it is calculated and presented as a radial graph For 96 countries, ages 5 – 75, retiring in 2025 – 2055. – – – Based on average income levels in each country, adjusted for inflation (7% M2 expansion), and of course… pic.twitter.com/6Y9DMoHyeI — Sminston With (@sminston_with) July 23, 2025The findings assume that Bitcoin prices will continue to rise according to a power law model derived by taking BTC’s resistance and support bands. These bands are derived by linearly regressing historical Bitcoin prices to derive a “power law,” which is represented as a straight line showing the correlation between BTC price and time. Based on the power law prediction, BTC will be worth $1.70 million by 2035, which is more than enough for most people to retire on. One Coiners are a rare breed Furthermore, holding just one BTC is now rarer than being a millionaire. According to blockchain data, the number of unique people who own 1 Bitcoin is actually around 800,000 to 850,000, but this is just an estimate. With 8 billion people on Earth, "wholecoiners" only make up 0.01% to 0.02% of the population, and people holding 1 BTC are even rarer than the estimated 16 million millionaires in the world. According to Glassnode data, the number of addresses with a balance of more than 1 BTC has remained above 1 million over the past year, but this includes exchanges and institutional whales.