Soros expresses his love of "buying the wave to make fire". Bitcoin reaches 60,000 US dollars.

After much negative turmoil, Bitcoin rebounded, surpassing the peak of US $ 50,000, reaching a high of $ 58,297 and hitting US $ 60,000. The rise in Bitcoin is mainly due to financial crocodiles and American billionaire George Soros (George Soros).

Last week, Dawn Fitzpatrick, CEO of Soros Fund Management, confirmed to Bloomberg that he was trading bitcoin. "We (the Soros family) have Bitcoin, but not a lot."

Over time, the news pushed the price of Bitcoin up by almost 10%, reaching around $ 55,000.

Known as the “Holder of the British Bank,” Soros rose to fame during World War I by selling British pounds in 1992, earning over $ 1 billion. So, it's no surprise that his understanding of cryptocurrencies was praised by investors as he described Bitcoin as a "bubble" in 2018.

In January 2018, Soros said in a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos that cryptocurrencies could not match fiat currency due to exchange rate fluctuations.

“Cryptocurrency is a misnomer, a classic bubble, and its raison d'être has never been understood. Bitcoin is not a currency, as it must have a stable market value and have a currency with volatility of up to 25%. He said .. I can't pay my wages for a day. It's speculation, and it's speculation by misunderstanding. "

Dunn Fitzpatrick

After much negative turmoil, Bitcoin rebounded, surpassing the peak of US $ 50,000, reaching a high of $ 58,297 and hitting US $ 60,000. The rise in Bitcoin is mainly due to financial crocodiles and American billionaire George Soros (George Soros).

Last week, Dawn Fitzpatrick, CEO of Soros Fund Management, confirmed to Bloomberg that he was trading bitcoin. "We (Soros Family Office) have Bitcoin, but not a lot."

Over time, the news pushed the price of Bitcoin up by almost 10%, reaching around $ 55,000.

Known as the “Holder of the British Bank,” Soros rose to fame during World War I by selling British pounds in 1992, earning over $ 1 billion. So, it's no surprise that his understanding of cryptocurrencies was praised by investors as he described Bitcoin as a "bubble" in 2018.

In January 2018, Soros said in a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos that cryptocurrencies could not match fiat currency due to exchange rate fluctuations.

“Cryptocurrency is a misnomer, a classic bubble, and its raison d'être has never been understood. Bitcoin is not a currency, as it must have a stable market value and have a currency with volatility of up to 25%. He said .. I can't pay my wages for a day. It's speculation, and it's speculation by misunderstanding. "