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Ethereum, on top of it, has what's called Eth 2.0, meaning you can put Eth on a contract to earn yield, and when you lock it in, in you can't take it out, so every day more and more Eth are being taken off the market, plus you have the burn. Mashinsky says in a Kitco News interview that fiscal and monetary policies in the US will boost Bitcoin (BTC) and gold in 2022 as the money supply grows and fiat currency debasement intensifies. Bitcoin has 3% inflation, so it actually has 3% created every year. Alex Mashinsky, the CEO of centralized finance platform Celsius Network, is saying that the flagship cryptocurrency and gold could surge next year. "Eth has a 3% inflation but it also has a burn, so because of the burn, inflation is almost 0%.
While there is theoretically unlimited supply for Ethereum, that supply is being artificially kept low, Mashinsky noted. "I believe that Ethereum is running faster because is locking up more and more assets, so supply is being shrunk faster than on the Bitcoin network," he said. On Ethereum, Mashinsky said that growth is faster than Bitcoin's. Bitcoin is driven, as a store of value, by supply and demand, by how many buyers and how many sellers, so it's driven by the state of trust in the community," he said.
"I don't think that Bitcoin is driven by technological innovation. While the Taproot upgrade, which makes several improvements on the Bitcoin protocol including enhanced user privacy, came out only a few weeks ago, it had limited effect on the price. Mashinsky discusses with David Lin, anchor for Kitco News, his price projections for Bitcoin and Ethereum and his expectations for the next advancements in DeFi at the DCentral Conference in Miami. Mashinsky Tweeted about the purchase, and as of the date of the Tweet, November 27, Bitcoin was trading at a low of $53,000. ( Kitco News) - Bitcoin, and Ethereum, have already put in their bottoms, according to Alex Mashinsky, CEO of Celsius Network, who just last week bought another $10 million of Bitcoin and Ethereum.
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