In a recent Fox News interview, the CEO of Coinbase stated that Bitcoin is increasingly being viewed as "digital gold," becoming a safe haven asset during times of economic uncertainty. He focuses more on long-term trends than short-term fluctuations, predicting that Bitcoin's price could exceed $1 million per coin around 2030.

He summarized several key tailwinds: First, the regulatory environment is gradually becoming clearer. The Genius Act and the advancement of market structure legislation could become a significant turning point. Second, the United States has established a strategic Bitcoin reserve, which could encourage other G20 countries to follow suit and unleash greater demand. Third, Bitcoin ETFs have been launched by multiple companies, with Coinbase handling approximately 80% of the custody, and a large amount of institutional funds are continuously flowing into the market. He emphasized that the global Bitcoin supply is capped at only 21 million, and many capital pools have yet to enter, indicating that Bitcoin still has significant long-term upside potential.