“Bitcoin Will Surpass $250K By This Date” - Tim Draper

Tim Draper Bitcoin Price Predictions - The Complete Timeline:

Tim Draper has made some very bold Bitcoin price predictions over the years, beginning in 2014 when BTC was only $632, claiming the king crypto would hit $10,000 USD in three years. Draper predicted correct, as 3 years later Bitcoin hit almost $20,000 during the 2017 bull run, which was virtually double his initial $10k prediction.

Next, in April, 2018, when Bitcoin was trading at ~$8,000 the well-known billionaire investor forecasted that the BTC price would reach $250,000 by the year 2022, at the Draper Block(chain) party in California. Complete timeline revealed in today's episode.

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Show Notes & Resources:
✔ Bitcoin Technical Analysis: https://tinyurl.com/3aufk9jn
✔ Max Keiser Eviscerate Federal Reserve Bank: https://tinyurl.com/2umkedtj
✔ First EU spot Bitcoin ETF hits Euronext Amsterdam exchange: https://tinyurl.com/mtyyknwe
✔ SEC delays deadline for Bitcoin ETF approval to early 2024: https://tinyurl.com/33je2c6t
✔ Will BTC Price Hit $100K before 2024 halving?: https://tinyurl.com/5czjy823
✔ “Bitcoin Will Surpass $250K By This Date” - Tim Draper: https://tinyurl.com/ysnf5fzz

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