"We are now private investors," said 1inch co-founder Sergej Kunz at the "LONGITUDE" event in Dubai.
"This is one of the last opportunities for retail investors to secure Bitcoin," Kunz said. "Every retail investor should seriously consider holding at least one Bitcoin."
"It may soon become an asset that is not available to the general public," he said. He specifically said, "If the U.S. starts buying Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset, smaller countries will be more likely to buy Bitcoin."
"It may become difficult to even secure a Bitcoin account," he said, adding, "Sooner or later, there will be a race between countries to own Bitcoin, and the United States will be the starting point."
"Right now, globally, we are seeing a shift in the way we sell our products across borders," said Yat Siu, co-founder of Animoca Brands, during the same panel discussion.
"Bitcoin is the only true hedge that can withstand inflation," he said. He recently warned that the sweeping import tariffs announced by former U.S. President Donald Trump have led to a surge in global cryptocurrencies.
The report said that the global trade war has re-emphasized Bitcoin's value as a safe haven asset.
More than $3 billion was inflowed into Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the week from April 21 to 25. In the midst of an uncertain global economic situation, institutional investors are
Wave Digital Assets co-founder and CEO David
"Economic uncertainty is driving increased institutional interest in digital assets," Siemer said.
"This is a historically proven phenomenon," said André Dragos, head of European research at Bitwise.
Dragosch predicts that "Bitcoin's price could exceed $1 million by 2029 due to institutional adoption alone." This year alone, some analysts
He believes BTC could surpass $200,000.
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