Michael Saylor: Bitcoin Has Passed Its Most Risky Period, Bear Market Is Gone Forever
BlockBeats reported on June 11, according to Bitcoinmagazine, that Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman and CEO of Strategy, commented on the company's aggressive Bitcoin strategy in a recent interview with Bloomberg, emphasizing that Bitcoin will not go to zero but will rise to $1 million per coin. Saylor stated, "I think we are in a digital gold rush, and you have ten years to acquire as much Bitcoin as possible before it runs out." "This competition is a healthy competition."
Saylor also stated that Bitcoin will no longer experience bear markets, and its price will reach $1 million per coin. He said, "Winter will not come again." "We have passed that stage. If Bitcoin does not go to zero, it will rise to $1 million. The U.S. President is determined to support Bitcoin, the cabinet supports Bitcoin, Treasury Secretary Besent supports Bitcoin, and U.S. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins has also shown his passionate belief in Bitcoin and digital assets... Bitcoin has passed its most risky period."
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