Eric Trump predicts Bitcoin will reach $1 million in Abu Dhabi conversation

sler “waged war” against the crypto industry, and that the sector would benefit under his father’s new presidency.

“My father is not going to allow bitcoin and cryptocurrencies to be overregulated and stifled by high taxes,” he said.

Trump framed bitcoin as a “fundamental shift in the way we think about money, wealth, and the future”. He drew parallels to the early days of email and text messaging, acknowledging the slow pace of mainstream adoption but expressing confidence in bitcoin’s eventual ubiquity.

“It’s instantly liquid, borderless and a global currency,” Trump said. “It doesn’t rely on traditional banking systems and is not subject to corrupt governments.”

He pointed to bitcoin’s rally past $100,000 as evidence of growing public interest and predicted, “a hell of a lot more eyes are going to be open when bitcoin hits $1 million – and I’m confident it’s going to hit $1 million”.

Pointing to the Trump Organization, his own real estate company, Trump noted the possibilities for crypto in traditional sectors. “It’s a shift in how companies like ours receive money, and I want to be very clear that revolution isn’t coming, that revolution is already here,” he said. 

“I truly believe that this is the beginning of the financial revolution, not just in America but around the world.”

The Trump family is closely involved in World Liberty Financial (WLF), a crypto platform co-founded with billionaire Steve Witkoff, who was recently appointed as President-elect Trump’s new White House envoy for the Middle East. 

Donald Trump is listed as WLF’s “chief crypto advocate” on its website, and he is entitled to a share of its revenue as well as 22.5 billion of its tokens, according to the company’s filings.

Overall, the future looks bright for bitcoin and cryptocurrencies under the Trump administration, with plans to make the US a leading hub for crypto innovation and development.