That’s when the next bitcoin halving happens so that works out well for me if that is when the recession lasts until.
It seems reasonable to be honest, I don’t even think most governments have publicly accepted that we’re in one yet so it will take some time until things get better.
Topic: Elon Musk predicts that the recession will last until the spring of 2024. (Read 28 times)
October 24, 2022, 05:36:20 AM
October 24, 2022, 04:26:38 AM
Elon Musk, the wealthy CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has spoken out against the global recession, saying he expects it to persist until about 2024, when Bitcoin will halve.
Elon Musk turned to Twitter on Friday to express his opinions on the global recession in a thread, and he believes it will run until the spring of 2024.
The conversation was initiated by Billy Markus, a Dogecoin co-creator who in his tweet said:
“Coronavirus numbers are actually pretty low. I guess all we have to worry about now is the impending global recession and nuclear apocalypse.” Musk commented: “It sure would be nice to have one year without a horrible global event.”
In the responses, another Twitter user proceeded to ask Musk about the current global economic situations, asking that:
“How long do you think the recession will last?” The Tesla boss replied: “Just guessing, but probably until spring of ’24.”
Elon Musk turned to Twitter on Friday to express his opinions on the global recession in a thread, and he believes it will run until the spring of 2024.
The conversation was initiated by Billy Markus, a Dogecoin co-creator who in his tweet said:
“Coronavirus numbers are actually pretty low. I guess all we have to worry about now is the impending global recession and nuclear apocalypse.” Musk commented: “It sure would be nice to have one year without a horrible global event.”
In the responses, another Twitter user proceeded to ask Musk about the current global economic situations, asking that:
“How long do you think the recession will last?” The Tesla boss replied: “Just guessing, but probably until spring of ’24.”
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