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In an interview with reality TV star Steve-O on the Wild Ride podcast, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak shared interesting shares about his cryptocurrency, which predicts the price of Bitcoin will achieve strong growth thanks to investor interest trends.
How did tech legend Steve Wozniak get involved in the digital market?
According to the Apple co-founder, he owned Bitcoin early on, but this is just a sufficient investment for the purpose of testing efficiency instead of focusing on making a profit.
"I've owned a dozen Bitcoins from the beginning to observe and be able to make a judgment that how can you play with them?
What would you do to buy something online? How do you buy cross-country loads, or pay for a donut in another country? How do you find an ATM that works on your network of digital currencies? That's all I want to try."It is possible that the time spent learning and investing in Bitcoin helped him realize that the attraction of cryptocurrencies is huge and that the market's interest in it is extremely strong.
"The demand for research and investment in cryptocurrencies is extremely strong. Given the current context, I think bitcoin will rise to $100,000."
Wozniak also revealed a significant investment in online wallets at the Nasdaq-listed Coinbase cryptocurrency exchange. The good news is that it was in the right place after "some interesting ups and downs."
Steve Wozniak: "BTC is gold…"
Despite his extensive bitcoin experience and assets, the Apple co-founder refuses to identify himself as a long-term investor.
"I don't invest. I've never invested in stocks in my life. I've never even used Apple Stock on my iPhone. Why? That's within my own standard of happiness. I think I'm a good fit for a peaceful place, not having to worry about things up and down like everyday traders."
Known as a quiet person and always keeping a neutral view on technology, Steve Wozniak does not regret the praise for cryptocurrencies. He even claimed btc was "mathematically version gold." Even legal issues are of interest to Wozniak, especially the government's moves for cryptocurrencies.
