Digital Currency

Add as a preferred source on Google

Saylor Sees Bitcoin Bull Market Extending for Two to Three Years

Saylor's earlier outlook described a four-year bull run and said Bitcoin could return to at least $100,000.

Updated 1 min read
Attendees listen during a quarterly earnings call in a conference room in Tysons, Virginia. / TokenPost.ai (macro)
Attendees listen during a quarterly earnings call in a conference room in Tysons, Virginia. / TokenPost.ai (macro)

Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor said on Strategy's Q3 2026 earnings call that he sees Bitcoin (BTC) staying in a bull market through the next two to three years.

A roughly year-long bear market preceded Bitcoin's bounce from its 200-week moving average, Saylor said. He argued that digital credit and bank lending could give markets more capacity to take in Bitcoin.

The two-to-three-year estimate is shorter than Saylor's earlier four-year bull-run outlook, which included his expectation that Bitcoin would return to at least $100,000. Strategy's Oct. 29 results release quoted Saylor's view that a new Bitcoin bull market was beginning; EconoTimes also covered the quarterly results.

Related articles

View all