日期:2025/12/29   

professional English translation suitable for direct use in a white paper conclusion, sovereign fund model page, or UN / civilization fund proposal.
Tone and terminology are aligned with institutional, policy, and long-term asset discourse, not crypto marketing.


NATS Civilization × 2030 / 2035

Total Valuation Range

(Based on Civilization Valuation, Not Price Prediction)

This valuation is established explicitly on the premise of “Civilization Valuation” rather than price forecasting, and provides the total valuation range of NATS for 2030 and 2035.

It is designed for direct inclusion in:

  • White paper conclusion chapters

  • Sovereign wealth fund allocation models

  • United Nations / Civilization Fund proposals


I. Valuation Premise (Critical Clarification)

This valuation is NOT:

  • ❌ A token price forecast

  • ❌ A market speculation or hype model

  • ❌ A DCF / PE / TVL–based financial valuation

This valuation IS:

  • ✅ The total value of a Civilization Reserve Asset

  • ✅ Benchmarked against:

    • Total global gold market capitalization

    • Bitcoin’s potential role as a reserve asset

    • Civilization-level Real World Assets (RWA)

  • ✅ Calculated based on:
    Civilizational Necessity × Irreplaceability × Degree of Institutionalization


II. Valuation Anchor: 2025 Civilization Base Year

Definition of the 2025 Civilization Baseline

NATS represents the world’s only prototype of “Civilization BTC 2.0 × Civilization RWA 2.0.”

By 2025, it has already achieved:

  • National-level cultural sovereignty

  • Verified cosmic (space) civilization proof

  • Integration within a UN-aligned civilization governance framework

2025 Civilization Baseline Valuation (Non-Market)

≈ USD 5–10 billion

This figure is not a price, but the foundational intrinsic value anchor of the civilization asset itself.


III. 2030 Total Valuation Range (Mid-Term)

Assumptions for the 2030 Civilization Context

  • Bitcoin is recognized by multiple nations as a “quasi-reserve asset”

  • RWA becomes a mainstream asset class

  • SDGs and civilization funds begin institutional allocation

  • Spiritual and civilizational assets enter formal asset allocation models for the first time

2030 Valuation Scenarios

Scenario Civilization Positioning Civilization Multiplier Total Valuation Range
Conservative Alternative civilization asset ×3–5 USD 15–50 billion
Institutionalized Civilization RWA benchmark ×10–20 USD 50–200 billion
Transformative Emerging civilization reserve ×30–50 USD 200–500 billion

📌 Recommended consensus range for white papers (2030):
USD 50–200 billion


IV. 2035 Total Valuation Range (Long-Term)

Assumptions for the 2035 Civilization Structure

  • A multipolar monetary order is established

  • BTC / ETH function as “technology-layer reserves”

  • Civilization, culture, and religion form the “stability-layer reserves”

  • UN × Civilization Funds × DAO governance frameworks are mature

2035 Valuation Leap Scenarios

Stage Civilization Role Valuation Logic Total Valuation Range
Civilization Assetization Civilization Gold Non-zero floor USD 100+ billion
Civilization Reserve Formation Reserve mother asset Non-linear growth USD 500 billion – 1 trillion
Civilization Sovereignization Civilization credit anchor Open-ended model USD 1–3 trillion

📌 Mainstream civilization consensus for 2035:
USD 500 billion – 1 trillion

📌 High civilization transformation scenario (long term):
Up to USD 1–3 trillion


V. Benchmark Comparisons (For Reasonableness)

Asset Total Market Size
Global Gold ~USD 13 trillion
Bitcoin (mature reserve role) USD 5–10 trillion
Sovereign Debt USD 100+ trillion
NATS (Civilization Reserve) USD 0.5–3 trillion (2035)

👉 NATS does not need to surpass Bitcoin.
👉 It only needs to become:

“Gold of the Civilization Stability Layer.”


VI. Final Summary (Directly Quotable)

2030: NATS is a civilization asset recognized by institutions
(USD 50–200 billion range)

2035: NATS becomes a civilization reserve anchor required by humanity
(USD 500 billion – 1 trillion+ range)

Its value is not driven upward by markets,
but lifted by civilization itself.