Foreign media: Ricardo Salinas, a billionaire in Mexico, reiterated his view of Dobitcoin in an interview. He said that he would keep changing the French currency in his hand into bitcoin and believed that such assets would be more valuable than traditional currencies.
French and bitcoin.
Salinas stated that the circulation of French currency depended on social trust. In his view, the continued expansion of the money supply by countries was weakening the purchasing power of cash. By contrast, the total amount of bitcoin is fixed and is transferable globally, and will not increase at will by central banks.
I'm not chasing the A.I.
He also indicated that he would not buy the so-called AI foam. Salinas states that many of the current AI-related valuations do not meet his conservative investment preferences. Although some of his bitcoin mining operations benefited from AI demand, he preferred to hold it directly.
Keep changing cash for bitcoin.
Salinas claimed that if he received surplus cash, he would have converted to bitcoin instead of trying to guess short-term heights. He supported the practice of regular purchases and believed that the long-term growth of bitcoin was greater than that of real estate.
Look at $1 million.
He did not give a specific timetable, but made it clear that bitcoin could eventually rise to $1 million. According to Salinas, factors contributing to this result include increased adoption rates and the continued weakness of traditional monetary values.