
Bitcoin reached a new all-time high of $73,880 earlier in 2024, but toppling it by 2025 does not take it above 2021’s inflation-adjusted value.
Bitcoin’s (BTC) price is only 14% below its all-time high at the moment, and favorable conditions have produced targets of over $80,000 in the coming weeks.
Yet, a new all-time high (ATH) of around $100,000 might not be as impressive a feat as imagined when adjusting for inflation.
Luke Broyles, a Bitcoin analyst, argues that BTC crossing the elusive $100,000 mark will “barely” match BTC’s buying value in 2021. In an X post, Broyles highlights that, if adjusted for inflation, the ATH price from 2021 will be $83,000 at the moment.
The project has teased a partnership and collaboration with DeFi protocol Aave, possibly indicating World Liberty Financial will be built on the Ethereum blockchain.
While not much is known about the Trump family’s crypto project, the latest statement from World Liberty Financial suggests it wants to spread the use of United States dollar-pegged stablecoins in decentralized finance.
In a Sept. 4 X statement, the yet-to-be-launched decentralized finance (DeFi) platform claimed one of its key goals was to drive the “mass adoption of stablecoins and decentralized finance.”
Source: World Liberty Financial