Billionaire and American venture capitalist Tim Draper said in a recent interview that with the widespread adoption of Bitcoin and the weakening of the US dollar, the price of Bitcoin could rise to $10 million. Tim Draper said, "(Bitcoin prices in the future could rise to) $250,000 or $1 million, $2 million, or even $10 million."
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Tim Draper: Bitcoin price could rise to as high as $10 million
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