Michael Saylor: Bitcoin Begins Bull Market
Michael Saylor expects that the declining market of the past year is over and that Bitcoin has begun a new rally. In an interview with Bloomberg on October 13, Saylor stated that he believes Bitcoin is at the start of a bull market, which means prices will predominantly rise. He points to more favorable U.S. regulations and growing interest from banks as key factors. Saylor anticipates that Bitcoin will rise above $100,000 again, but he did not provide a specific timeline for this increase. He noted that the market bottom was just below $60,000 and that the market has recovered since then. Saylor emphasized that the environment for Bitcoin is changing, with fewer obstacles from trade and monetary policy. He believes that demand for Bitcoin will increase due to the growth of digital financial products. Saylor's company, Strategy, is the largest publicly traded corporate buyer of Bitcoin, meaning the company also benefits from a rising price.
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