Gemini co-founder believes the next bull run will start with Asia
Cameron Winklevoss shared his opinion on the next bull run and noted that the US may be left behind in the race for innovative sector adoption.
Cameron Winklevoss is a co-founder of the Gemini crypto exchange. In 2014, this platform was founded by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss. Gemini is a 16th-ranked crypto platform, in terms of 24-hour global Crypto trade volume on this platform.
On 19 Feb 2023, Cameron took to Twitter to share his opinion on the recent rude enforcement actions taken by the US authorities on the crypto companies.
The Gemini co-founder claimed that next crypto bull run will come from the East and here US authorities needed to understand that cryptocurrencies are global assets, so the US has only two options: either adapt or leave.
Further, Cameron said that all those countries’ governments, which will not bring clear rules on cryptocurrencies, will miss out the greatest period of growth.
Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) also responded to this tweet of Gemini co-founder and asked whether we should consider East as the Middle East and indirectly suggested to let’s start with Middle East, as Binance showed significant appearance in the middle east countries throughout 2022 with multiple regulatory approvals.
It is worth noting that, a very big population from Central & Southern Asia and Oceania (CSAO) received $932 billion worth of Crypto assets between July 2021 to June 2022. These data report are showing that cryptocurrencies are playing an important role to help citizens against their traditional financial boundaries.
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