Coinbase CEO Highlights Bitcoin’s $1.5 Million Potential from $100 Investment Since 2012
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On December 5th, Coinbase’s CEO, Brian Armstrong, highlighted a striking insight regarding the performance of Bitcoin since the platform’s inception in June 2012. He noted that a mere $100 investment in Bitcoin at that time would now be valued at approximately $1.5 million. This compelling statistic underscores Bitcoin’s status as the top-performing asset over the past decade, consistently outpacing traditional investments. Conversely, that same $100 today only holds the purchasing power of around $73, illustrating the impact of inflation on fiat currencies. Armstrong emphasized the importance of creating a Bitcoin strategic reserve for governments, especially amidst rising inflationary pressures. He celebrated the milestone with a nod to the $100,000 Bitcoin Day, urging policymakers to recognize the potential of Bitcoin as a hedge against economic instability. As the cryptocurrency market evolves, Bitcoin remains a critical focus for both investors and governments alike.
