Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego has allocated nearly 70% of his investment portfolio to Bitcoin, viewing it as a superior store of value. He predicts BTC will reach $1 million, while also noting concerns over recent sell-offs by the Bhutanese government.

The significant allocation of a major billionaire's portfolio into Bitcoin, coupled with his high price prediction, signals strong institutional conviction. However, ongoing government sell-offs create short-term headwinds and raise questions about market sentiment.
Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego has allocated nearly 70% of his investment portfolio to Bitcoin, viewing it as a superior store of value to traditional fiat currencies which he believes will lose purchasing power due to inflation. He has also encouraged others to consider Bitcoin exposure, even suggesting leveraging assets like home equity.
Salinas Pliego made a bold prediction that Bitcoin's price will eventually reach the $1 million mark, though he did not provide a specific timeline. This prediction aligns with similar bullish calls from Cathie Wood, who forecasts $1.25 million, and Michael Saylor, who predicts $700,000.
Despite these optimistic outlooks, Bitcoin has faced short-term price pressure, trading near flatline at $65,900 after a recent low of $64,505. Adding to investor concerns, the Royal Government of Bhutan has moved another $34.61 million in Bitcoin to Binance, following previous transfers this year. The Bhutanese government still holds $113.69 million in Bitcoin, which continues to weigh on investor sentiment.