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Crypto evangelist Max Keiser says Bitcoin (BTC) could increase 300x as it sets its sights on the dominance of the US dollar. 

On a new episode of RT’s Keiser Report, the Bitcoin bull shares a Morgan Stanley report with his 4.17 million YouTube subscribers that says the flagship cryptocurrency will remain an asset class and is a viable alternative to gold as a store of value and the US dollar as a means of exchange.

“Do you accept fiat money where the volatility is zero, but the loss of purchasing power is guaranteed? Or would you prefer Bitcoin, where there is volatility but the gain in purchasing is guaranteed? Those are your two options.” 

Keiser adds that the king coin is close to dominating the precious metals market. He forecasts that BTC will overtake silver within a few months and get halfway to gold’s market capitalization in 2021. 

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