Trump Sons Predict Bitcoin Will Hit $1 Million as Goldman Sachs CEO Reveals BTC Holdings

The Trump brothers reinforced their optimistic stance on Bitcoin during a CNBC interview this week, with Eric Trump projecting the digital asset could eventually climb to $1 million per coin. Speaking at the World Liberty Forum, he characterized himself as increasingly bullish on BTC, noting its recovery from approximately $16,000 two years ago and emphasizing that volatility is typical for emerging assets with substantial growth potential.

The remarks coincided with a notable disclosure from Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon, who revealed he now owns a modest amount of Bitcoin. Solomon described his position as "very, very limited" and clarified he does not consider himself a major proponent, positioning his involvement more as observation than advocacy. The admission marks a shift for the Wall Street executive, who previously questioned Bitcoin's practical applications and labeled it speculative.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, also present at the Mar-a-Lago forum, attributed recent price weakness to market sentiment rather than fundamental issues. He expressed optimism that crypto legislation could advance under the Trump administration within months, potentially creating regulatory clarity for the industry.

Bitcoin currently trades at $66,800 with a market capitalization of approximately $1.34 trillion, showing minimal movement within its recent weekly range.