Michael Saylor is once again calling for a bull market, and this time he’s given a specific time frame: 12 to 24 months.
In a recent interview, Strategy Executive Chairman Saylor said Bitcoin is returning to a bull market, and that banks will soon accelerate the provision of $BTC custody and related credit services. He added that the tokenization of securities will also become an important driver. Everyone knows he has long been bullish on Bitcoin, but this time he focused on banking channels and tokenization rather than simply talking about price.
Another direction he mentioned is worth considering: Bitcoin-backed stablecoins offering annual yields of 6% to 8% could emerge in the future. This idea would turn Bitcoin from an asset you simply “hold and wait to appreciate” into an interest-bearing form of collateral, which could indeed attract some institutional capital. However, Saylor didn’t explain where the 6% to 8% yield would come from or who would bear the risks, so for now it can only be seen as a broad directional view.
For the market, statements like these are more of a sentiment-driven catalyst in the short term. The key variable is whether banks’ custody and credit services can actually be rolled out. Saylor’s timeline is not especially short: 12 to 24 months is long enough for a lot to happen—and long enough for some expectations to go unmet.
#比特币 #稳定币 #Tokenization
In a recent interview, Strategy Executive Chairman Saylor said Bitcoin is returning to a bull market, and that banks will soon accelerate the provision of $BTC custody and related credit services. He added that the tokenization of securities will also become an important driver. Everyone knows he has long been bullish on Bitcoin, but this time he focused on banking channels and tokenization rather than simply talking about price.
Another direction he mentioned is worth considering: Bitcoin-backed stablecoins offering annual yields of 6% to 8% could emerge in the future. This idea would turn Bitcoin from an asset you simply “hold and wait to appreciate” into an interest-bearing form of collateral, which could indeed attract some institutional capital. However, Saylor didn’t explain where the 6% to 8% yield would come from or who would bear the risks, so for now it can only be seen as a broad directional view.
For the market, statements like these are more of a sentiment-driven catalyst in the short term. The key variable is whether banks’ custody and credit services can actually be rolled out. Saylor’s timeline is not especially short: 12 to 24 months is long enough for a lot to happen—and long enough for some expectations to go unmet.
#比特币 #稳定币 #Tokenization