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- Bitcoin continues to post strong long-term returns despite sharp swings.
- Michael Saylor signals confidence as his firm increases its holdings.
- The broader digital asset economy expands across capital, credit, and tokenized systems.
According to the interview, Bitcoin trades near $94,632 and shows steady strength after weeks of sharp moves. Michael Saylor joins the discussion with a firm view on the long-term direction of the asset. He reviews price action across the past year and explains his investment strategy, highlighting why he sees resilience in the current range.
He points out that “Bitcoin has gone up from $55,000 to where it is now in about one year and five months.” This indicates that its growth has exceeded the expectations of most investors who track long-term cycles. Saylor adds that investors need to understand volatility when they are investing in Bitcoins.
Various important drawdowns are also highlighted by him in previous years, which according to him established this basis and are now helping to create a stronger basis for the market with reduced leverage and liquidations. This basis, according to him, will create a new rally, though he doesn’t give any basis for predicting its ending.
Confidence Grows as Strategy Continues Heavy Accumulation
“My company has a financially stable structure,” says Saylor. It has “light leverage” and “debts maturing in several years” into the future, and “even in the worst-case price decrease” scenario, “the balance sheet would not be jeopardized.”
“He talks about the role of preferred equity in the structure, saying that it is a mechanism for long-term amplification rather than short-term pressure. Then, he verifies that they continue to purchase Bitcoins at current prices, adding that they’ve picked up the pace in recent weeks and will publish new data on purchases shortly.”
“The company now has more than three percent ownership in the entire network,” he says. In addition to sharing observations on the company’s ownership within the network, he also provides recommendations on how new investors can benefit from bitcoin for long-term investments.
Digital Asset Economy Splits Into Capital and Finance Tracks
Saylor talks about the evolving environment for digital assets. Two trends are emerging, as observed by Saylor. The first is related to Bitcoin as digital capital and enables the development of products for credit in the digital domain that provide predictable returns.
The second trend is about Proof-of-Stripe networks, for example, Ethereum and Solana. This side loves tokenized fiat money, real-life assets, branded assets, and advanced DeFi primitives. Stablecoins and tokenized networks could grow to hundred trillion dollars in value, he forecasts.
This development, he says, is part of the overall growth and does not present any threats to the function of Bitcoin as digital capital. This concludes our interview with Jonathan on the topic ‘Role of Technology and Social Media.’
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