Bitcoin has reached block number 900,000, marking 16 years since its inception, four halving events, and over 1.2 billion transactions on its blockchain. This milestone highlights Bitcoin's status as the most decentralized and secure monetary network globally. The cryptocurrency community is actively discussing the next major milestones, including the potential for Bitcoin to reach 1 million blocks and a price of $1 million. Market analysis suggests that while 19.87 million bitcoins exist, approximately 3 to 4 million are lost, leaving around 16 million in circulation, with only about 2 million actively traded. Institutional investors, exchange-traded funds, corporations, and sovereign entities are accumulating Bitcoin, contributing to limited real float. Anthony Scaramucci, founder of SkyBridge Capital, has forecasted that Bitcoin could reach $1 million, attributing this to accelerating institutional adoption and declining confidence in fiat currencies.