Tyler Winklevoss: 'Smartest people in the room buying the Bitcoin quietly'
Big name financial players continue buying into Bitcoin. Throughout 2020, more than a handful of traditional financial giants have picked up stacks of Bitcoin (BTC), including the likes of billionaire Paul Tudor Jones and business intelligence firm MicroStrategy. These investments are part of a flow of big money entrances into BTC, Gemini crypto exchange co-founders Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss recently said. “This is the most sophisticated investors, the smartest people in the room, buying the Bitcoin quietly, so it’s not a FOMO [fear of missing out] thing,” Tyler said in a CNBC....
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Bitcoin recently set a new all-time high just shy of $20,000 on some top exchanges. Despite the strong rally from the March lows, analysts think there is further room for a rally. Speaking on CNBC on Monday, Tyler Winklevoss of Gemini said that Bitcoin could rally 2,500% from current levels. BTC rallying 2,500% would mean it moves to $500,000. Winklevoss is far from the only prominent investor in this market to think that Bitcoin could […]
In this interview with Gemini founder Tyler Winklevoss, he discussed “The Case For $500K Bitcoin,” the State vs. money and more. The post Interview: Tyler Winklevoss, The Bitcoin Ultra Bull appeared first on Bitcoin Magazine.
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