Michael Saylor, a famous Bitcoin advocate and Strategy Chairman, has recently sparked a new wave of discussion in the cryptocurrency community with his bold prediction. In a new social media post, Saylor argues that when traditional banks and financial experts fully accept Bitcoin, demand for this asset will skyrocket — making it "no longer within reach" for many future investors.
As one of the largest Bitcoin-holding enterprises in the world, Saylor's statement carries significant weight in the market. Under his leadership, Strategy has made Bitcoin its primary treasury reserve asset, while solidifying Saylor's role as one of the strongest advocates for Bitcoin's long-term value.
According to Saylor, the acceptance of Bitcoin by large financial institutions, especially long-established banks and financial agencies, will be a key catalyst for the next price surge. Although Bitcoin has been recognized by many individual investors, regulatory hesitation remains a significant barrier. He emphasizes that if these institutions approve Bitcoin, the asset's mainstream status and attractiveness will skyrocket.
Saylor's argument is based on fundamental economic principles: scarcity creates value. With a limited supply of 21 million BTC, a wave of purchases from financial institutions could push Bitcoin's price to unprecedented levels. His message is clear: investors have only two choices — either buy Bitcoin now or face regret when the asset becomes less accessible.
Despite the high speculative nature of long-term forecasts, understanding the dynamics influencing Bitcoin's price — as Saylor analyzes — provides important reference value for investors. According to the latest data from CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin is currently trading at $94,500, slightly decreasing by 0.3% in the past 24 hours. Notably, Bitcoin's trading volume in the same period has strongly increased by 90.7% to $31.8 billion, reflecting a powerful increase in market activity and investor interest.
Although Bitcoin's path ahead remains volatile, the increasing demand from financial institutions may become the primary driver for Bitcoin's next breakthrough — just as Michael Saylor predicted.
Disclaimer: The article is for informational purposes only and is not investment advice. Investors should thoroughly research before making decisions. We are not responsible for your investment choices.
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