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Wikipedia founder reveals shocking Bitcoin price target
It's no secret that Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales is a well-known crypto skeptic. In 2020, he said he’s not ideologically opposed to Bitcoin (BTC) but doesn’t see any compelling reasons to use it right now. He once took a dig at the king coin in an X post in December 2023 when he said that one can forget a wallet password and lose BTC. Unlike it, banks work, he added. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's price has risen from below $10,000 in 2020 to around $69,000 right now. But the near 7x surge hasn't turned Wales into a believer in BTC. On Feb. 25, he wrote an X post to slam Bitcoin and predict a shockingly low price ... (full story)
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