Bitcoin, heading to $10 million?...Experts "AI will boost its value"

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A bullish argument has re-emerged that Bitcoin (BTC) could reach $10 million in the long term. Cryptocurrency author Adam Livingston argued that Bitcoin could absorb the monetary premium of traditional assets, and market strategist Jordi Visser analyzed that artificial intelligence (AI), tokenization, and inflationary pressures could be the backdrop for the rise of Bitcoin and Ethereum (ETH).

CCN reported on the 11th that Livingston mentioned on X (formerly Twitter) that Bitcoin could go up to $10 million by absorbing the monetary premium of old assets worldwide. He drew a line, stating that this does not mean stocks will disappear. As long as private ownership is recognized and humans need goods and services, stocks will continue to exist, but the market's valuation criteria could shift from future cash flow projections to scarce assets and capital.

Visser explained on Anthony Pompliano's podcast that the spread of artificial intelligence could create structural demand for blockchain-based assets. He argued that AI agents would need tokens to operate and transact in digital environments. Visser assessed that this trend is not mere cryptocurrency optimism but a result of the intertwined expansion of AI infrastructure and the trend of tokenization.

Visser specifically predicted that tokenization could gain full momentum starting in the summer. He noted that many investors are not paying enough attention to the actual changes underway regarding tokenization, mentioning movements that could begin in July. This trend, he analyzed, could act as a factor for increased demand not only for Bitcoin but also for Ethereum.

He also mentioned concerns about the concentration of investment in AI-related semiconductors. Visser clarified that he is not denying the long-term outlook for AI but is concerned about the excessive capital flowing into memory semiconductors and certain semiconductor stocks. Because of this, he explained, he moved funds to silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum.

Visser's other key argument is that the expansion of AI infrastructure could increase inflationary pressures. He pointed out that oil inventory issues, supply shortages, and upward price pressures could be prolonged. Inflation may not easily disappear for the remainder of this year, and in such an environment, scarce assets like gold, silver, and Bitcoin could be more advantageous than traditional long-term investment assets.

Visser also assessed that the connection between AI and cryptocurrencies is growing in terms of computing power and energy demand. He defined computing as a type of raw material and explained that AI infrastructure and cryptocurrency networks could increasingly intertwine on a common foundation of power, hardware, and digital tokens. CCN reported that Livingston's $10 million forecast and Visser's AI and tokenization logic are once again stimulating long-term bullish sentiment for Bitcoin and Ethereum.

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