On July 5, Michael Saylor stated that Bitcoin's traditional four-year cycle is fading due to institutional capital flows and credit. On July 6, Saylor asserted that Bitcoin's four-year halving cycle is obsolete and is no longer the primary market driver.
Analysts view Michael Saylor's $216 million stock sale as a tactical adjustment to support the company's financial model rather than a shift in Bitcoin strategy.
Read the full storyMicroStrategy's Michael Saylor declares the traditional four-year halving cycle obsolete as institutional capital takes over as the primary market driver.
MicroStrategy's founder argues Bitcoin's maturity as digital capital driven by institutional credit is making traditional halving cycles irrelevant.