Growing frustration among young people with capitalism is expected to drive Bitcoin adoption and increase its price, says analyst Jordi Visser.
Market analyst Jordi Visser predicts that rising dissatisfaction among young people aged 25 and under with the current financial system will drive Bitcoin adoption. He believes this trend will push its price higher over time.
On Anthony Pompliano’s podcast, Visser highlighted growing frustration due to economic uncertainty and AI-driven job losses. These factors are leading to calls for increased social spending and a move away from capitalism.
Visser said younger generations no longer believe the system will improve and expect governments to print more money amid social unrest. He argued that this trend will help Bitcoin steadily replace traditional fiat assets.
The analyst also warned that advanced AI and robotics could disrupt capitalism by concentrating wealth and reducing the need for human labour, forcing societal change. Emerging technologies like humanoid robots and self-driving cars, expected within five years, may speed up this transformation.
Visser noted that autonomous vehicles arriving in cities like Manhattan could face protests similar to those against ride-sharing, signalling broader technological disruption.
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