During the interview, Saylor also admitted that his “zero or million” forecast reflects the inherent volatility of the cryptocurrency market. While many institutions currently underestimate Bitcoin, Saylor anticipates a significant shift in investment strategies as more companies seek to increase their exposure to Bitcoin for long-term growth.
“If Bitcoin doesn’t crash to zero, then it will undoubtedly reach $1 million. If it gains recognition as a legitimate asset for institutional investors, it is definitely not receiving the attention it deserves,” said Saylor.
Previously, Saylor expressed his belief that Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) offer higher profitability compared to Bitcoin futures ETFs. He suggested that the approval of cryptocurrency ETFs in the United States could lead to trillions of dollars flowing into them. MicroStrategy, in November, further solidified its bullish stance on Bitcoin by acquiring an additional 155 BTC valued at $5.3 million.