It is generally believed that the fundamental reason for this round of crypto-asset bull market push is global quantitative easing. Still, due to the current tightening of monetary policies in various countries, the short-term bad news continues. As a result, the crypto market has fallen one after another, and Bitcoin is "become embarrassed." Nevertheless, in the past month, the eyes of many billionaires are still focusing on the Bitcoin market, and there is no shortage of Bitcoin bets in the allocation of related assets.
On June 28, Mexico's third-richest man, Ricardo Salinas Pliego, pointed out on Twitter that the Banco Azteca he founded aims to become the country's number one. A bank that accepts Bitcoin. Salinas runs the Salinas Group, a large conglomerate that controls the bank he founded 19 years ago. If he manages to get Banco Azteca to accept Bitcoin, the bank will join a small but growing list of banks that trade in Bitcoin. The bank claims to be one of the largest banks in Mexico, with more than 16 million savings accounts and 19 million credit accounts. Until 2019, the bank was operating in El Salvador, and the bank recently declared Bitcoin as legal tender. On June 28, Gemini co-founder and Bitcoin billionaire Cameron Winklevoss tweeted 46.8 million millionaires in the world. Unfortunately, there are only 21 million Bitcoins-less than half of the people can own 1 Bitcoin. Don't miss the revolution. On June 23, Dallas Mavericks owner and billionaire MarkCuban tweeted that Bitcoin is better than gold. Don't worry about storing it; it is easy to transfer, easy to trade, easy to convert, does not require an intermediary, and can be subdivided. On June 21, Mark Cuban said that he was studying cryptocurrencies in-depth and had completely changed his views. He would not miss this. On June 21, billionaire real estate tycoon Frank McCourt will invest $100 million in a project using blockchain technology to democratize social media data. On June 19, hedge fund billionaire Steve Cohen, owner of Point72 asset management company, stated in an interview that he had "turned completely" to cryptocurrencies. But, Cohen said, you can say whatever you want, but you have to enter the game. Billionaire venture capitalist and Bitcoin investor Tim Draper said in an interview with CNBC's "MakeIt" program that he insists on being optimistic about Bitcoin and believes that Bitcoin will reach $250,000 by the end of 2022 or early 2023, despite the value of this cryptocurrency. Crazy fluctuations. It is reported that Draper first made a bold price forecast in 2018. In addition, he predicted, "give it a year and a half, and retailers will appear on Open node (a Bitcoin payment processor), so everyone will accept Bitcoin." On June 14, billionaire hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones stated that Bitcoin is mathematics, and mathematics has existed for thousands of years. Jones said: "I like the idea of investing in things that are reliable, consistent, honest, and 100% certain. Bitcoin is beautiful to me because it is a way for me to invest in certainty. I want 5% gold, 5% BTC, 5% cash, and 5% commodities at this special moment. I don't know what I want to do with the other 80% of assets. I want to wait and see what the Federal Reserve does on Wednesday." On June 11, billionaire fund manager Alan Howard invested $25 million in London's crypto custody company Copper. Copper said the funds would help Copper promote the adoption of encryption technology and distributed ledger technology by traditional financial institutions. Earlier news, crypto custody company Copper completed the B round of 50 million U.S. dollars in financing. American billionaire and investment banker Ken Moelis stated that the recent Bitcoin boom is similar to the gold rush of 1848. When discussing the cryptocurrency market's future, Moelis said that people's interest in Bitcoin is becoming more and more. On June 8, billionaire and hedge fund founder MarcLasry said in a show that he regretted not buying more bitcoins. He also predicted that if more and more people start using Bitcoin, Bitcoin will continue to climb. In an interview with CNBC, Ray Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, stated that Bitcoin is "an alternative currency." Bitcoin is expected to develop in the next few years, but the digital renminbi may compete. In addition, he expressed more concern about the inflation of financial assets. He also pointed out earlier that the current motivation for holding U.S. dollars is shallow. The U.S. dollar pays no interest, and the yield on U.S. debt is not high. In the end, people will invest in "almost anything else"-stocks, gold, bitcoin, real estate, rather than U.S. dollars.
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