Bitcoin Poised for a Mega Rally, Says Michael Saylor
According to Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy, the available supply of Bitcoin is being steadily gobbled up by the rising demand from institutional investors.
According to Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy, the available supply of Bitcoin is being steadily gobbled up by the rising demand from institutional investors. In particular, Spot Bitcoin ETFs and publicly traded companies are buying more BTC each day than miners are producing, which, according to Saylor, lays the groundwork for a strong price surge by the end of 2025.
Currently, miners are generating roughly 900 Bitcoin per day on average. By contrast, companies are expected to buy an average 1,755 BTC per day in 2025, with ETFs adding another 1,430 BTC on top. Combined, that’s more than twice the daily new coins that are released.
Yet the price action remains cautious for now. Bitcoin trades around $112,000, down nearly 4% from a week ago. A breakout to the upside hasn’t shown up yet. Saylor is confident it’s only a matter of time. “If we clear the recent resistance levels and some macro headwinds, I see a strong Bitcoin price rebound by year-end,” he told CNBC in an interview.
Strategy itself remains aggressive in buybacks. Last Monday the company bought 850 BTC valued at nearly $100 million. That pushes Strategy’s total holdings to almost 640,000 BTC, more than 3% of the total circulating supply. It reinforces the company’s status as the largest corporate BTC holder.
The trend is also expanding beyond Strategy. More and more publicly traded companies are building out a Bitcoin strategy. GameStop, Rumble, Twenty One, Nakamoto, and even Paris Saint-Germain are now part of the group embedding BTC in their financial policies. Even in Germany, a company is following this example by integrating Bitcoin into its treasury strategy, mirroring Saylor’s approach.
