BTC: Gemini AI Projects $95K by End-2026 on Corporate Demand
The accounting rule that lets corporates hold BTC without impairment write-downs is doing more work than the AI's $95K target. From $62,964, the base case implies a 46% rally by end-2026.
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The accounting rule that lets corporates hold BTC without impairment write-downs is doing more work than the AI's $95K target. From $62,964, the base case implies a 46% rally by end-2026.
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