Michael Saylor said in an interview with Binance that digital assets remain in the early stages of rapid growth, and Strategy will continue accumulating BTC as it raises financing, with holdings of approximately 848,000 units.
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Michael Saylor: The digital asset “gold rush” will continue until 2035 years, and Strategy has no fixed BTC holdings target
BlockBeats reports that October 9, Strategy founder and Executive Chairman Michael Saylor said in an interview with Binance that the period from now until 2035 years will be the “gold rush” period for digital assets. Compared with other global asset markets, the crypto economy remains relatively small and is in a phase of rapid growth. He believes that by 2035 years, 99%of Bitcoin will have been mined, which is also one basis for his judgment that the industry remains in its early stages.
Saylor characterizes Bitcoin as “digital capital,” and believes that ETF as well as wrapped Bitcoin products, treasury companies, digital credit, and bank-collateralized lending are the four main directions driving adoption. He stressed that Strategy has no fixed Bitcoin holdings target: “We accumulate Bitcoin as we raise capital.” The company’s holdings have increased to approximately 848,000 BTC.
He said that digital credit products such as STRC are intended to provide volatility and cash-flow characteristics different from directly holding BTC to accommodate investors who cannot tolerate Bitcoin’s volatility.STRC is a perpetual preferred stock issued by Strategy that pays cash dividends. In addition, he focuses on Bitcoin’s 200-week moving average and the premium or discount of its price relative to that average, and believes that funds previously flowing into AI and large private-equity financings have begun to flow back into the crypto market.
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Michael Saylor: The digital asset “gold rush” will continue until 2035 years, and Strategy has no fixed BTC holdings target
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BlockBeats reports that October 9, Strategy founder and Executive Chairman Michael Saylor said in an interview with Binance that the period from now until 2035 years will be the “gold rush” period for digital assets. Compared with other global asset markets, the crypto economy remains relatively small and is in a phase of rapid growth. He believes that by 2035 years, 99%of Bitcoin will have been mined, which is also one basis for his judgment that the industry remains in its early stages.
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Saylor characterizes Bitcoin as “digital capital,” and believes that ETF as well as wrapped Bitcoin products, treasury companies, digital credit, and bank-collateralized lending are the four main directions driving adoption. He stressed that Strategy has no fixed Bitcoin holdings target: “We accumulate Bitcoin as we raise capital.” The company’s holdings have increased to approximately 848,000 units.BTC。
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He said that STRC and other digital credit products are intended to provide volatility and cash-flow characteristics different from directly holding BTC to accommodate investors who cannot tolerate Bitcoin’s volatility.STRC is a perpetual preferred stock issued by Strategy that pays cash dividends. In addition, he focuses on Bitcoin’s 200-week moving average and the premium or discount of its price relative to that average, and believes that funds previously flowing into AI and large private-equity financings have begun to flow back into the crypto market.
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Original article link https://m.theblockbeats.info/flash/370965
AI-assisted interpretation
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
BTC: Saylor said that Strategy has no fixed holdings cap and will continue accumulating BTC as it raises financing; if the purchases continue in practice, they could strengthen expectations of institutional demand. Strategy (MSTR): Continued financing to purchase BTC could expand its digital asset exposure, but financing costs,BTC volatility, and equity dilution could also affect shareholder returns.STRC: Saylor positions STRC as digital credit products offering cash flow and different volatility characteristics, which could increase market attention to the use cases of its products, but the material provides no issuance size, demand, or pricing data. Concept note: Financing is the process by which a project obtains funds; a financing announcement alone cannot prove that a product has been launched or that a token carries an entitlement to returns.
Why it matters to readers
BlockBeats provided the interview background, specific views, and holdings figures, but the current material is a secondary report and does not provide the original video or transcript of the Binance interview; the views regarding the return of funds and future industry scale remain those of the interviewee.
Object of focus:BTC. Observation period: medium to long term (until 2035 year). Object of focus: Strategy (MSTR). Observation period: medium to long term. Object of focus:STRC. Observation period: medium term
Risks and unknowns
Verify the original video or transcript of the Binance interview to confirm the relevant statements and time context.
Related Developments
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Monitor Strategy’s subsequent financing,BTC holdings changes, and the terms of its financing instruments.
Observe STRC trading, issuance, and cash dividend payments, as well as BTC relative 200 to the trend of the weekly moving average.
BTC Conditions that would reverse the assessment: Strategy stops financing purchases to increase holdings, reduces BTC its holdings, or the interview content is contradicted by the source materials.
Strategy（MSTR) Countervailing conditions affecting the assessment: financing restrictions, higher financing costs,BTC declines increase balance-sheet pressure, or the company changes its accumulation strategy.
STRC Countervailing conditions affecting the assessment:STRC liquidity, issuance demand, or the ability to pay cash dividends is weaker than expected.
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