Goldman Sachs CEO Talks Bitcoin, Says It’s Not a Threat to the US Dollar, Calls it Speculative

Recently, Goldman Sachs CEO spoke at the World Economic Forum, making a huge statement that has sparked excitement among crypto enthusiasts. He shared the bank’s official stance on Bitcoin in the latest interview.

“I am a big believer in the US dollar. Bitcoin is an interesting speculative asset. I don’t see Bitcoin as a threat to the US dollar,” he said. 

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon responded to questions about Donald Trump’s proposed Bitcoin reserve strategy, stating that Bitcoin’s unpredictable market behavior goes against Goldman Sachs’ business approach. He also highlighted the company’s reliance on the dominance of the US dollar.

Although Goldman Sachs cannot directly own Bitcoin due to current regulatory restrictions, it is actively exploring blockchain technology. However, a shift in the regulatory framework or policy landscape could provide the firm with opportunities to explore cryptocurrency, he noted.

While he noted that at the end of the day, he is a big ‘USD believer’, he also called Bitcoin an ‘interesting speculative asset.’

Bitcoin Not A Threat To USD

Importantly, he shared that he does not see Bitcoin as a threat to the US Dollar. Besides, In a recent interview BlackRock CEO Larry Fink Larry Fink   Larry Fink is the CEO of BlackRock and a prominent advocate for the adoption of cryptocurrency. BlackRock has added Bitcoin to its investment strategy, launched a Bitcoin ETF, and looked into how blockchain can impact global finance.   Larry has often delivered bullish views on Bitcoin. He also predicts that due to the country’s debt trap, Bitcoin will soon replace the US dollar as a reserve currency. Like other influencers, Larry also sees a need for clear regulations for crypto adoption.   Quick Facts   Full name Laurence Douglas Fink Birth 02-11-1952,  California, United States Nationality American Education UCLA Anderson School of Management Known for Bitcoin advocate and investor   Larry Fink - Career Highlights   1988 – Launched BlackRock, a fintech company.   2021 – BlackRock began its involvement with Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency sector.   2023 – Launched BlackRock Bitcoin ETF targeting institutional investors.   2024 – Supported the use of blockchain technology in asset tokenization.   EntrepreneurChief Executive OfficerChairman has said that Bitcoin could go up to $700,000 if there is more fear of currency debasement and economic instability.

Recently, Hours before the highly anticipated inauguration of the 47th President of the United States Donald Trump, Bitcoin galloped to an all-time high to $109,000. It is currently trading at $104,428, down over 1% in the past day. 

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