#Over 100 Companies Hold Over 830,000 BTC#
According to reports as of June 19, more than 100 companies collectively hold over 830,000 BTC, worth about $86.476 billion.
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Michael Saylor Dismisses 'Crypto Winter' Fears, Eyes $1 Million Bitcoin
Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy (now rebranded as Strategy), has firmly rejected the notion of a returning "crypto winter," asserting that all available evidence points towards Bitcoin (BTC) rallying to $1 million. His conviction stems from Bitcoin's increasing adoption and its inherently constrained daily supply.
Bitcoin's Supply-Demand Dynamics
Saylor highlights that approximately 450 Bitcoin, valued at roughly $50 million at current prices, are available for sale by miners each day. He contends that if this daily supply is consistently purchased, the price is compelled to rise. The growing number of public companies actively acquiring Bitcoin are, according to Saylor, collectively buying up this entire natural supply, creating a powerful demand-side pressure.
Beyond the Risky Phase: Institutional & Political Backing
Saylor believes Bitcoin has navigated its most perilous period. He points to increasing political support, including backing from influential figures like President Donald Trump and other key financial leaders, as well as the readiness of traditional banks to offer Bitcoin custody services. Furthermore, major Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) providers are continuously acquiring BTC, and even nation-states are beginning to explore strategic Bitcoin reserves.
Long-Term Vision and Potential Volatility
While expressing extreme long-term bullishness, Saylor acknowledged that if Bitcoin were to surge to $500,000 or $1 million, a subsequent correction of around $200,000 per coin might be a more realistic expectation. His overall forecast for Bitcoin remains an "all-or-nothing" scenario, underpinned by the belief that its fundamental value and growing ecosystem will drive it to unprecedented heights.