Bitcoiner jack Dorsey says he does not watch the $BTC price fall, here’s why
last year, has taken to Twitter to share why he believes that Bitcoin price will again rise in the future after the recent plunge.Jack responded to a tweet from Tom Philpott – the author of the “Military Update” column in US media and author of a few non-fiction books. Philpott rebuked Dorsey that rather than watching and commenting “Bitcoin burning” at the moment, Jack has been tweeting about rapper Kendrick Lamar, his new album and the upcoming tour to support it.
Dorsey responded that he is not looking at the collapsing Bitcoin price at the moment. He is definite that BTC will always rise again in the long term. The reason for his confidence is the growing adoption of BTC as “more people are able to use it”. I don't watch the price. I know it will always gain in value over the long term as more people are able to use it.
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