Bitcoin’s Back? Saylor Thinks It’s Just Warming Up for 2025 🚀

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So, here’s the deal: Bitcoin’s supposed to be making a comeback by the end of the year. Why? Because *corporate big shots* and those institutional types have decided they want in. Michael Saylor-yes, that guy who talks about Bitcoin like it’s his kid-says it’s all uphill from here. Real surprise, right?

He was on CNBC’s Closing Bell Overtime (because where else do you get the crypto gospel?) saying these companies and ETFs are basically snatching up all the Bitcoin like it’s the last bag of pretzels at a party. Apparently, they’re buying more than what the miners are digging up. That’s some serious FOMO going on.

Here’s a fun stat: miners churn out about 900 Bitcoin a day. But business folks?
They’re gobbling up 1,755 Bitcoin each day. And those ETFs? They’re scooping up another 1,430 daily. So basically, Bitcoin’s playing hard to get. Sorry miners, you’re outnumbered.

Buy pressure = Price pressure. Shocking.

Over the last 24 hours, Bitcoin’s been chilling between $111,369 and $113,301. That’s the kind of “range” you’d expect from something that’s supposed to be ‘volatile.’ And for the past week? It’s been flirting between $111k and $117k. Like it’s got commitment issues or something. CoinGecko confirms.

Oh, and just recently, a bunch of traders lost nearly $2 billion ‘cause the market decided to throw a tantrum. Analysts say it’s “technical factors,” but we all know it’s just the crypto rollercoaster being a jerk.

Saylor’s optimism is back on with: “We’re gonna move up smartly again by year-end,” because hey, it’s not like he’s been saying that for years or anything.

Companies with Bitcoin on their balance sheets = fancy!

Apparently, companies fall into two squads when it comes to Bitcoin: first, the ones that would normally pay dividends or buy back stock but now decide, “Why not just stash it all in Bitcoin instead?” Smart, eh? Or reckless, you decide.

Bitbo says at least 145 companies did this, including Saylor’s own gang, holding a mind-boggling 638,985 BTC. That *definitely* can’t go wrong.

Saylor says this “improves their capital structure.” I guess that means it makes them look better on paper. Or maybe it makes the accountants sweat a little more. Either way, “strengthens those companies,” he claims.

“True treasury companies” or just crypto fanatics?

Then there’s the second group: “true treasury companies” apparently “capitalizing on Bitcoin.” This one sounds fancy, but what does it really mean? Saylor tells us that for 300 years, the world ran on gold-backed credit, and now-brace yourself-it’s digital gold-backed credit. Like, Bitcoin is gold’s hipster cousin with better Wi-Fi.

“And there’s of course, a huge demand for equity and credit instruments and traditional capital markets, Bitcoin is emerging as the ideal form of digital capital to back those instruments.” 

So, yeah. Bitcoin’s not just money anymore-it’s some kind of digital magic money. Or that’s the story for now. 🙄

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2025-09-24 09:30