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Michael Saylor Anticipates 29% Yearly $BTC Surge Till 2045
Michael Saylor, Strategy’s Executive Chairman, has recently made a bullish prediction for Bitcoin’s growth. Hence, Michael believes that Bitcoin ($BTC) has considerable potential to grow 29% yearly while its institutional adoption is rising significantly. As Michael stated in a recent talk with Natalie Brunell in the Coin Stories podcast, the market is consolidating while early “OG” holders are exiting and institutions are seeking lower volatility. He added that the respective process underscores a natural phase of Bitcoin’s ($BTC) maturity. In Michael Saylor’s point of view, Bitcoin ($BTC) is poised to ... (full story)
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