Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy, said he believes Bitcoin’s long-term return will outperform the S&P 500. In his assessment, Saylor argued that Bitcoin has an annual growth potential of around 30%, providing higher return opportunities than traditional financial instruments.
According to Saylor, converting Bitcoin investment income into tax-deferred loan dividends could provide investors with higher returns than money market funds. Saylor said this model is particularly attractive to institutional investors, adding that Bitcoin has become not only a store of value, but also a fundamental part of the next-generation financial system.
Strategy is one of the companies that has stood out in recent years for its aggressive purchases of Bitcoin. The company holds hundreds of thousands of BTC on its balance sheet, and Saylor has long described Bitcoin as “digital gold.” In his latest statements, he predicted that borrowing funds would eventually absorb a large portion of the Bitcoin supply held by miners. This is seen as increasing supply tightness in the market and creating upward pressure on prices.
Saylor also argued that tokenization technology would have a transformative effect on the global financial system. He said tokenization could make capital markets freer, weakening banking sector monopolies and increasing the speed of circulation of assets.
With institutional adoption accelerating in the cryptocurrency market, Bitcoin would strengthen its position as an alternative investment vehicle to traditional financial markets. Analysts point out that the entry of institutional capital into the market, particularly following the proliferation of spot Bitcoin ETFs, could be a decisive factor in long-term price developments.
*This does not constitute investment advice.