Saylor’s comments center on the financing implications of corporate Bitcoin accumulation.
Saylor characterized the buying as a supply shock, arguing that greater demand can lift BTC prices. He said the accumulation cycle could improve treasury firms’ access to capital markets and give them room to keep adding BTC.
He said the companies are participating in the same market trend.
In an Oct. 21 video interview with Bitcoin Magazine, JAN3 CEO Samson Mow made a related argument. He said treasury firms continued buying as market conditions changed and cited sovereign interest as another source of competition for Bitcoin supply. EconoTimes previously covered Mow’s view of treasury-firm buying and supply competition.
