The US dollar doesn’t need to collapse for BTC to reach $200K — Bitwise exec
If Bitcoin matures as a store-of-value asset and governments continue to debase their fiat currencies, its price will surge well into six-figure territory, predicts Bitwise chief investment officer Matt Hougan.
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If Bitcoin matures as a store-of-value asset and governments continue to debase their fiat currencies, its price will surge well into six-figure territory, predicts Bitwise chief investment officer Matt Hougan.
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