Famous billionaire Cameron Winklewoss thinks the unwillingness to buy bitcoins today is an even bigger mistake than the unwillingness to invest in Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, or Google 20 years ago, in the early 2000s.
Winklvoss reminds of the time after the collapse of Dotcom's gallbladder, when investor s' trust in Internet-related shares was blown up. In those years, today's market giants suffered significant losses. For example, Microsoft stocks fell by more than 50 %, from $56 at the peak of the gallbladder to $20 in the following years.
Now the stock value of any of these companies is a few dozens or even hundred times higher than it was then: all the price fluctuations on current graphics seem incredibly minor. Amazon shares rose from $10 in 2002 to $3164 today.
Billionaire also suggested that bitcoin will continue its growth as it will be supported by the explosive growth of decentralized funding (DeFi).
Bitcoin price has risen from $9,000 to $11,000 in the last month and apparently won't stop setting new and new records, including the hashrait network.