SEC Chairperson: Bitcoin is now like gold, 7 billion people around the world want to trade it

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"Bitcoin is a highly speculative asset, but 7 billion people around the world want to trade it," said Gary Gensler, chairperson of the Securities Exchange Commission. "Just as we have had gold for 10,000 years, we now have bitcoin."