Billionaire investor Tim Draper said it is irresponsible for Apple and Meta not to hold Bitcoin, according to Bitcoin Magazine. His view comes as government spending remains elevated, creating what he described as two possible outcomes: hyperinflation or interest rates rising high enough to threaten banks. Draper’s comments frame Bitcoin as a potential corporate treasury asset amid concerns about the sustainability of government finances and the effects of tighter monetary conditions. The report did not indicate that either Apple or Meta has announced plans to add Bitcoin to its holdings. Bitcoin Magazine published the article on September 21, 2026, with Patrick Green credited as its author.
Tim Draper Says Apple and Meta Should Hold Bitcoin Amid Fiscal Risks
Tim Draper said Apple and Meta should hold Bitcoin, arguing that continued government spending could lead to hyperinflation or interest rates high enough to break banks, Bitcoin Magazine reported.
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