Michael Saylor Says Bitcoin Bottomed at $60,000, Sees Digital Credit Driving Next Bull Market

Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor has long advocated holding bitcoin as a corporate balance-sheet reserve, and his company is a prominent corporate holder of the cryptocurrency. His market outlook therefore shapes investor expectations for institutional demand. This time, he shifted the focus of the next rally away from short-term FOMO and toward bank lending and a “digital credit” market built on bitcoin.

At a Mizuho investor event in Miami on April 8, 2026, Saylor said bitcoin may have bottomed at about $60,000 in early February, primarily as forced sellers such as highly leveraged miners were gradually flushed out. He said inflows into ETFs and corporate treasury allocations could absorb the supply. Quantum-computing risk remains theoretical, he added, and a genuine threat may still be decades away, by which time it could be addressed through open-source protocol upgrades.