As the cryptocurrency exchange Gemini made its public market debut, co-founder Tyler Winklevoss reiterated his long-term bullish view on Bitcoin (BTC). He stated that the cryptocurrency is still in the early stages of its growth and could potentially reach $1 million within the next decade.
Winklevoss framed Bitcoin as “Gold 2.0,” arguing that if the digital asset continues to challenge and eventually take over gold's role as a store of value, a tenfold increase from its current price of over $115,000 is a realistic possibility. He noted that Bitcoin has already seen a gain of more than 30,000% over the last ten years since Gemini's launch in 2015.
The IPO of Gemini, which saw its shares priced at $28 and gave the company a valuation of approximately $3.3 billion, added momentum to the news. Tyler Winklevoss commented that the public listing provides a stronger foundation for Gemini's future growth and marks a significant milestone in their journey to build a lasting presence in the financial system.
September 2025, Cryptoniteuae