Bitcoin’s Path to $10 Trillion with Cameron & Tyler Winklevoss

 
 
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“We’re literally just getting started, we’re like 1/10th of the way to the $10 trillion market cap.”
— Cameron Winklevoss

SHOW DESCRIPTION

Location: Remotely
Date: Wednesday 31st March
Company: Gemini
Role: Co-Founders

Earlier this year, bitcoin hit a significant milestone when the market capitalisation (the price of the entire current supply) hit $1trillion for the first time. As Cameron Winklevoss said, "from white paper to $1 trillion, bitcoin is eating gold alive."

Cameron and Tyler expect this trend to continue. With bitcoin as digital 'gold 2.0' that is more scarce, transferable and a better store of value than gold, it is just a matter of time until it eclipses gold's $10 trillion market cap.

To welcome the show's newest sponsor, I talk with Cameron & Tyler Winklevoss, Gemini's co-founders. We discuss their case for $10 trillion bitcoin, sponsoring devs, proof of reserves and whether governments will ban bitcoin.

TIMESTAMPS

00:04:49: Introductions
00:05:36: Funding for the Bitcoin community
00:11:00: Gemini Fund Solutions
00:13:32: Proof of reserves
00:16:48: Lightning support
00:20:15: Altcoins and DeFi
00:28:46: Banking with Gemini
00:31:08: Safety in wallets
00:39:19: A decade of Bitcoin
00:42:03: Baseball!
00:43:35: Institutional adoption
00:45:42: Central banks: it's not an "if", it's a "when"
00:49:03: Private wealth managers getting in on the act
00:51:26: Wall Street's Bitcoin ignorance
00:54:28: The unlikelihood of Bitcoin being banned
01:00:55: Final comments

 

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