DCG CEO Admits "Better Off Hoarding Bitcoin", Industry Leaders Predict BTC Could Reach One Million Dollars
Digital Currency Group (DCG) CEO Barry Silbert reflected in a podcast that holding onto the Bitcoin purchased during early 2012 crypto projects (at a buying price of $7-8) would have yielded higher returns. He also pointed out that most cryptocurrencies currently lack actual monetary value. Meanwhile, Bitcoin minimalists predict that BTC might exceed one million dollars within the next decade. Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI) head Zach Shapiro stated that if the U.S. government announced the purchase of one million BTC, it would trigger a market shock. The Trump Crypto Council is also exploring ways to increase BTC holdings through gold reserve reevaluation or tariffs to address the U.S. debt crisis. Asset management company VanEck analyzed that BTC-tied bonds could potentially help reduce the $14 trillion national debt.
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