Strive CEO Matt Cole said in an interview cited by BitcoinTreasuries.NET that the next year may be difficult, but he believes Bitcoin can "easily" rise above $500,000 per coin over the following four to five years. Cole also said gold and silver prices could climb sharply over the same period. His broader point was centered on the U.S. dollar: he argued that the dollar is steadily losing purchasing power, and that future asset values should not be judged by today’s dollar terms alone. Cole said investors and families trying to preserve wealth need to protect what they have earned and prepare for that shift. He added that scarce assets could reach very high prices, and said the pace of dollar debasement in the next four to five years may exceed what the market has seen over the past 15 years.
According to BitcoinTreasuries.NET, Strive Chief Executive Officer Matt Cole said in an interview that the next year "will be a bit tough," but over the following four to five years he believes Bitcoin can "easily" rise above $500,000 per coin.
Cole also said gold and silver prices could move sharply higher. He argued that one key issue for investors is the continued decline in the U.S. dollar’s purchasing power. By that point, he said, the same $1 will buy much less than it does today, so future values should not be measured against the dollar’s current value.
He added that investors, or families looking to protect household wealth, need to preserve what they have earned and prepare for the future. In his view, scarce assets could reach very high prices, and the pace of U.S. dollar debasement over the next four to five years may far exceed that of the past 15 years.
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