Eric Trump believes owning even a small piece of Bitcoin could change someone’s future. Speaking at the Bitcoin 2025 Conference in Las Vegas on May 27, he said 0.1 BTC might become worth a fortune as demand keeps climbing. Bitcoin is now trading at $107,820, making it feel out of reach for many. But Trump insists people shouldn’t worry about owning a full coin.
He and his brother, Donald Trump Jr., shared their thoughts during a panel discussion moderated by Aaron Arnold from the Altcoin Daily Show. They encouraged everyday investors to take that first step—even if it’s just buying a fraction.
Bitcoin’s High Price Sparks Doubts
A lot of people now wonder if they’ve already missed the boat. With one Bitcoin costing over $100K, even 0.1 BTC costs around $10,770. That’s still a big chunk of money. Some potential investors are backing off, thinking that small amounts aren’t worth much anymore.
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— Altcoin Daily (@AltcoinDailyio) May 29, 2025
Arnold addressed this during the panel, saying many feel discouraged when they can’t buy a whole coin. But Donald Trump Jr. said that’s the wrong way to look at it. “People thought Bitcoin was too expensive when it hit $1,000,” he said. Then it was the same at $10,000 and again at $50,000. To him, it’s more important to just start somewhere and learn as you go.
Small Investments Lead To Bigger Interest
Trump Jr. explained that owning even a little piece of Bitcoin makes people more likely to pay attention to the market. That curiosity, he said, often leads to more learning and deeper involvement.
Eric Trump added that everywhere they go—from the Middle East to Europe and Asia—they see strong interest in Bitcoin. He mentioned that both big corporations and wealthy families are trying to get in. According to him, even sovereign wealth funds and private offices are getting serious about Bitcoin.
Scarcity Is Becoming A Bigger Issue
Eric also pointed out that it’s becoming harder to find Bitcoin on exchanges. He said he spoke with Simon Gerovich of Metaplanet, who told him over-the-counter desks are running low on Bitcoin, even as demand keeps rising.
This shortage could drive prices even higher. Eric believes this is another reason why 0.1 BTC could hold serious value down the road. “People want Bitcoin,” he said, “and they don’t want to sell it.”
Featured image from Newsweek, chart from TradingView
