Jeff Booth believes the $1 million Bitcoin price target is too small, as Bitcoin represents a new free market.
Could a million-dollar Bitcoin price target be too modest? According to Jeff Booth, yes, and he reasons that measuring Bitcoin in dollars is essentially appraising it within a system skewed by monetary debasement. Booth insists that Bitcoin is far more than a digital coin or financial asset; it is the beginning of a decentralized, secure, and private protocol stack that will resemble the internet in its impact. In his view, Bitcoin represents the first genuine free market ever created.
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