Cameron Winklevoss on Bitcoin valuation
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“if bitcoin's just gold 2.0 um we we actually wrote a thought piece this summer where well if it disrupts gold it's got to have a 10 trillion dollar market cap so there's about a 10x from here and that would price each bitcoin at 500 000 um that's just if it's you know a better gold decentralized gold built for the internet that works like email if it happens to secure other crypto networks if it happens to be able to do a lot more things like re-architect um the financial legacy infrastructure of finance then 10 trillion is just like the the small bull case scenario”
On , Cameron Winklevoss, President & Co-Founder at Gemini, spoke about Bitcoin valuation during Bitcoin will hit $10 Trillion Market & overtake gold - Cameron & Tyler Winklevoss on Post Rev.
About Cameron Winklevoss
Cameron Winklevoss, president and co-founder of Gemini, has been active in public discussions about cryptocurrency and regulatory developments. In late 2025, he and his brother Tyler participated in several interviews where they expressed bullish views on Bitcoin, describing it as "gold 2.0" and stating they believe it could trade at over $1 million per coin in the future, representing a "minimum 10x from here." They also discussed their support for Zcash, which they described as "encrypted Bitcoin," and argued that privacy-focused cryptocurrencies are reaching an inflection point due to the rise of artificial intelligence. Winklevoss characterized the regulatory environment in the United States as having shifted from hostile to supportive following the 2024 election, citing the end of "Operation Chokepoint 2.0" and the passage of stablecoin legislation as positive developments. He also promoted Gemini's credit card, which allows users to earn cryptocurrency rewards on purchases, and noted that Gemini had gone public on the Nasdaq.