Investment firm founder, Larry Lepard, predicts that Bitcoin could reach an astonishing $10 million per coin, fueled by the impending collapse of the U.S. dollar. In an interview for Kitco News on April 10, Lepard states that the dollar era is nearing its end, and that Bitcoin and other assets will take over. This is due to Bitcoin's limited supply of 21 million coins, as opposed to gold, creating a type of scarcity that will generate a massive appreciation in price.

Whilst Lepard is confident in Bitcoin's long-term success, he also acknowledges the volatility which may encompass its journey until the peak price reaches completion. Furthermore, he pointed to government intervention as a potential stumbling block. This is because they may make entering and exiting the crypto markets harder, as well as increase the capital gain taxes. However, such measures could be a sign of bitcoin's approval and validation in the long-term, as it continues to prove itself in reliability and stability.

All in all, Larry Lepard believes that the end of the U.S. dollar will be the start of a new era, with Bitcoin as the main source of wealth storage. Despite the legal and financial struggles, there is hope that Bitcoin's limited supply, recognition, and increased demand will see it reach its predicted peak of $10 million per coin.



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