Finder’s CEO thinks that if Bitcoin reaches $12,000, “there will be no one left to sell”. Meanwhile, the price of the largest cryptocurrency fell from $24,000 to $22,000. It stopped the ascension movement. Here are the details…
Finder CEO’s focus is on the biggest cryptocurrency
cryptocoin.com As we have also reported, Bitcoin (BTC) reached $24,000 last week. Currently, however, it is trading just under $22,000. Still, it is far from the June low of $17,600. But still, there are those who say that if it falls below this figure, they will seize the opportunity to buy more and accumulate more assets in the cryptocurrency. One of them was Fred Shebesta, 39-year-old Australian billionaire, co-founder and CEO of financial analytics platform Finder.com. In an interview published on July 24, he added that if Bitcoin drops below $10,000, he won’t be able to resist the urge to sell his luxury home to buy more BTC.
Shebesta’s home is a luxury home with private pool and direct beach view located 300 meters above sea level in Tamarana, Sydney, Australia. It’s a dream spot where I’m ready to trade for more Bitcoin if its price drops below $10,000. Finder CEO said, “The lifestyle the apartment offers is incredible, it’s about five minutes away from everything. “When you’re at home, you’re faced with this quiet, private residence overlooking Tamarama Beach.” She has made it clear that she loves her luxurious home.
$12,000 level bottom?
In any case, he stated that he thinks it would be difficult for BTC to drop below $12,000 if it reaches this figure. He says it could be the bottom. “If Bitcoin reaches $12,000, you will see a lot of buyers. All vendors will be kicked out. There will be no one left to sell. “There is more potential for upside than going down from that point,” he said.
Finder’s CEO has made it clear in his comments that he plans to buy Bitcoin for less than $10,000, a price he sees as “cheap”. However, he did not provide analysis that predicted that the cryptocurrency could reach such a figure. Meanwhile, the last billionaire to say he would buy BTC for $12,000 was Thomas Paterfi. In addition, Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, says that he will buy in case of decline.
