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Crypto entrepreneurs Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss have made a bold prediction that Bitcoin will reach $1 million per coin within a decade. Their comments came alongside the successful Nasdaq debut of their cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, which opened with a $4.4 billion valuation. The twins argue Bitcoin is ‘gold 2.0’ and still in its early adoption phase.
- Gemini's IPO debuted on Nasdaq at $37.01 per share, giving the exchange a $4.4 billion market valuation
- The Winklevoss twins view Bitcoin as 'gold 2.0' and believe it doesn't need to function as a transactional currency to succeed
- Other crypto experts including Tom Lee and Arthur Hayes have recently made bullish Bitcoin predictions of $200,000 and $250,000 respectively
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