Quote from: Just Say on July 15, 2025, 04:34:57 AM

Quote from: GigaBit on July 14, 2025, 04:18:20 PM

Although none of us have the ability to accurately determine what will happen in the future, we can achieve this much that the demand for Bitcoin is increasing due to the way institutional investors are currently holding Bitcoin. So even if there is a slight price correction, it will not be able to go back to the previous state. The number of investors is increasing than before, but since the supply of Bitcoin has not increased, its demand will naturally increase. So it is better to buy and hold as soon as possible.

Yes it is true that the demand for Bitcoin is also increasing due to the way institutional investors are holding it right now. Recently we observed that Unchaineds founder Laura Sen was told by Michael Saylor about the rise in Bitcoin prices, saying that it is going to go up forever. In fact his company considers Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and has continued confidence in it. Even imagine that they already own 2.8% of the Bitcoin supply so of course the demand for it is also increasing due to the increase in institutional investors. It is true of course, that even if there is a slight price correction, it will not return to its previous state and it is natural to still have the risk of a short term pullback when investing.

The strategy continues to buy when Bitcoin reaches its highest all-time high. Ordinary investors often think that they have some time when the market is bullish, but Michael Saylor, without any hesitation, tries to buy more Bitcoin. This situation is not new. He has been holding Bitcoin in the same way since the beginning and is trying to buy more Bitcoin day after day. Looking at his situation, it can be safely assumed that Bitcoin will not fall now, but it will continue to rise higher. Seeing Michael Saylor, many institutional investors have now taken the decision to continue buying Bitcoin. Surely, the current price of Bitcoin will also be considered a dip in the coming days.