Winklevoss Twins Reminds All Bitcoiners How Early It Is, BTC’s Value to Keep Surging in the Near Future

• The Winklevoss twins were recently quoted as saying that Bitcoin is here to stay and the only way to get rid of the digital asset was by ‘banning the internet itself’.
• Both Tyler and Cameron believe that BTCs ongoing price ascent is just a trailer for what’s to come in the next 4-6 months.

During their recent panel discussion with Ben Mezrich, Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss stated that moving forward, they were expecting big things from Bitcoin (monetarily).

Talking #BitcoinBillionaires, the early days of #crypto and why change was needed for the industry to grow @92Y with @benmezrich and @paulvigna https://t.co/8tDOHFsjWN pic.twitter.com/ERixj4WZ2j

— Gemini (@Gemini) July 9, 2019

Additionally, the brothers also pointed out that even though Bitcoin’s total market capitalization currently lays around the $229 billion mark, it seems as though things are just getting started for the flagship crypto asset. In regards to the matter, Tyler was quoted as saying:

“We still think it’s the bottom of the first inning.”

For those of our readers who may not be aware, Tyler and Cameron first invested their money in BTC back in 2013, a time when the premier crypto asset was still relatively unknown. However, the brothers claim that they were not sold on the idea of a digital currency immediately.

“It didn’t make sense at first but after some tequila, it started making sense.”

At press time, the Winklevosses own 1% of Bitcoin’s total reserves. During the course of the above stated conference, Cameron was quoted as saying that he is happy to see Mark Zuckerberg “finally enter the crypto market”.

Additionally, as per a number of reports, the Winklevosses accepted a huge sum of BTC as settlement fees for their now-famous Facebook case.

Also, it bears mentioning that with each passing day, FB’s much-hyped Libra coin seems to be looking less and less like a cryptocurrency. For example, in a letter addressed to the US FSC, David Marcus, was quoted as saying:

“We want, and need, governments, central banks, regulators, non-profits, and other stakeholders at the table and value all of the feedback we have received.”