Bitcoin News
By Julie Binoche
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At the recent Bitcoin 2025 Conference in Las Vegas, Eric Trump, son of former President Donald Trump, shared his view that owning just a small fraction of Bitcoin could soon turn…
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With the price of one Bitcoin climbing beyond $100,000, many everyday investors feel priced out of the market.
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Fractional Ownership: A Practical Way for More Investors to Join
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Aaron Arnold, host of the Altcoin Daily Show and moderator of the panel, pointed out how some people hesitate to buy Bitcoin because they think they need to own a whole coin.
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Donald Trump Jr., also part of the discussion, encouraged people to invest whatever amount they can.
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According to Donald Trump Jr., there have always been doubts about Bitcoin’s price, whether it was $1,000, $10,000, or $50,000 per coin.
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Global Demand for Bitcoin Is Growing Fast
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Eric Trump added that the demand for Bitcoin is rising worldwide. He mentioned that during his travels, he has witnessed interest in Bitcoin not just in the United States but…
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He pointed out that institutional investors like sovereign wealth funds and private offices are increasingly acquiring Bitcoin.
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Eric confidently said, “0.1 Bitcoin is going to be worth an absolute fortune.” He urged potential investors not to feel discouraged if they cannot afford a full Bitcoin.
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Bitcoin Supply Tightening as Demand Increases
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Eric also shared insights from a conversation with Simon Gerovich of Metaplanet, who noted that Bitcoin availability on exchanges is becoming scarcer.
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This trend suggests that people want to hold onto Bitcoin rather than sell it, reinforcing the idea that Bitcoin is becoming a more valuable and sought-after asset.
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Mike Ho from American Bitcoin reminded the audience of the famous Bitcoin pizza story. Back in 2010, it took 10,000 Bitcoins to buy two pizzas. At that time, 0.
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Today, that same 0.1 BTC could buy around 1,000 pizzas. This remarkable change in value highlights how much Bitcoin’s price has grown over the years.
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