- Wall Street veteran Jordi Visser suggested a long-term Bitcoin Price scenario of $600,000 to $1 million, based on a hypothetical $100 trillion crypto market cap.
- Visser dismissed Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s hawkish Jackson Hole speech as “showmanship,” arguing Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s yield-suppression strategy is the true policy driver.
- Visser linked Bessent’s playbook to crypto, stating stablecoins would need to grow to $3 trillion to become a major buyer of U.S. Treasuries.
Wall Street veteran Jordi Visser argued on Anthony Pompliano’s podcast that Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh’s hawkish Jackson Hole remarks were merely “showmanship” for central bank credibility. “I think a lot of this is for showmanship; it’s for credibility at the Fed, but the reality is I don’t think anything is going to change,” Visser said. He contended that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s active yield-suppression campaign, involving yen intervention and Treasury buybacks, was the actual policy driver.
Consequently, Visser directly linked Bessent’s strategy to crypto, arguing the Treasury’s approach hinges on stablecoin adoption. “We need stablecoins to be up to $3 trillion so they can buy treasuries as well,” he said, adding this would allow Artificial Intelligence to solve economic problems. Visser revealed his portfolio now holds more Ethereum (ETH) than ever before, citing tokenization and stablecoin rails as catalysts for institutional adoption.
Meanwhile, he cited Solana’s (SOL) rally as evidence the current market is driven by fundamentals, not speculation. Visser provided a long-range Bitcoin scenario of $600,000 to $1 million based on a hypothetical $100 trillion crypto market cap. However, he deliberately offered no firm price target, stating, “I learned my lesson last year when I thought we’d be at $250,000 already and we’re nowhere near that.”
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