Christian Money.com’s Jim Paris Thinks $100,000 Bitcoin Value Likely
The Editor-in-Chief of the website ChristianMoney.com and host of the weekly Jim Paris Live radio show says he is now more convinced than ever that a Bitcoin value of $100,000 is more than just possible, but likely.
“I have been following Bitcoin closely now for almost two years. The real game changer is going to be when investment funds get involved. We are probably less than six months away from seeing a significant inflow of money into Bitcoin from Wall Street,” said Paris from his Palm Coast office on Tuesday morning.
Paris says that Bitcoin is one of the most popular topics he covers on his Sunday night radio show, Jim Paris Live, and at his website ChristianMoney.com.
“I have found people in the faith community to be especially interested in Bitcoin and the topic of digital currency in general, which is why we have been continuing to make it an ongoing topic for discussion on my radio show and blog,” he added.
Paris provides subscribers to his flagship newsletter, The James L. Paris Report (http://www.christianmoneyplus.com/), with video instruction on how they may safely purchase Bitcoin and other digital currencies for themselves, and is presently giving new subscribers a bonus gift of $20 in Bitcoin. If Paris’ prediction about the rise in the value of Bitcoin comes true, even $500 in Bitcoin would be worth a little over $70,000.
In addition to overseeing Christian Money.com and hosting his weekly, Sunday night talk show Jim Paris Live, Jim Paris is the author of more than 20 books on personal finance, and makes numerous guest appearances each year on nationwide television and radio.
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