Bitcoin At $8,000? Michael Saylor Says Strategy Still Won’t Break
According to Strategy founder Michael Saylor, the company believes it could meet its obligations even if Bitcoin fell sharply, as low as $8,000. That claim Reports have disclosed remarks from Phong Le suggesting that an 80% decline would take years to materially damage the operating side of the business. That timeline depends on steady access to credit markets and predictable cash flow. Both can be disrupted when asset prices tumble and lenders grow cautious. The company’s stance assumes no sudden freeze in funding channels. Saylor has also urged that the US adopt a reserve posture toward Bitcoin similar to how gold is treated, and he pushes for laws that would favor Bitcoin adoption. Those advocacy moves are positioned as long-term efforts to shape policy.CEO Comments And The Longer Run
Political Pitch And Broader Appeals
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Political winds can shift. US President Donald Trump and other leaders may have different priorities, and legislation is a slow process.
Based on reports, the filing and public comments sketch a path that can technically withstand a deep BTC slump.
That path, however, asks shareholders to absorb volatility and possible dilution while hoping markets remain open long enough to convert and adjust.
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