Between Libra and Bitcoin, I Want Bitcoin Interview with Tim Draper

[tommygage43545]

Venture capitalist and Bitcoin bull Tim Draper told us about his investments in the crypto space and the characteristics he is looking at when vetting blockchain startups. He also shared his views on the future of Bitcoin, Libra and blockchain technology.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TVPm5BFHMk

[CryptoBry]

Tim Draper is one of the famous Bitcoin bullish believers and though sometimes his predictions as to the price of the coin in the future can be outlandish still he has my respect as one of the most known movers of the whole cryptocurrency industry. I think as far as Libra is concerned, we have the same stand. Although we are always open for innovations, Libra has to face many many concerns principally because it is centralized and many people do not trust Facebook anymore. I am sure though eventually Libra can be given the go signal but not maybe before modifying many aspects of the project.

[batang_bitcoin]

He's always been one of the bulls in the market. He hasn't changed his views about bitcoin. He is still believing and standing that bitcoin will reach $250k by 2022-2023.
The point of view of TD with Libra is the same as normal crypto folk about Libra, it's centralized. It's also interesting if you can get an interview with Anthony Pompliano.

[deadsilent]

Of course Tim Draper will support Bitcoin. It changed his life and this is his life. He is one lucky man who bought handful of Bitcoins back in the day. He's a millionaire now because of that. Facebook's Libra is a good cryptocurrency. But what people want is not only decentralization but the profitability of it. I don't know if Libra the one people are looking for. In terms of decentralization, I don't think Libra is aiming for it. For profitability, Libra is a stablecoin means that even the market is booming, Libra still at the same price.