Bitcoin is poised for a resurgence later this year, fueled by growing interest from both corporations and major investment firms, according to Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman at Strategy.
In a recent interview on CNBC’s Closing Bell Overtime, Saylor explained that increasing corporate adoption of Bitcoin (BTC) and the continuous accumulation of Bitcoin by large exchange-traded funds (ETFs) representing institutional investors are absorbing the current available supply.
Saylor further noted that “businesses leveraging Bitcoin are acquiring even more than the new supply generated by miners,” creating “upward pressure on its price.” This increasing demand, exceeding the daily production, is expected to contribute to a price increase.
Data from Bitbo indicates that miners produce approximately 900 Bitcoin daily. However, a report published earlier this month by River, a financial services firm, reveals that corporations are currently absorbing around 1,755 Bitcoin per day in 2025, with ETFs acquiring an average of 1,430 daily.
Buying Activity Poised to Increase Bitcoin Value by Year’s End
CoinGecko reports Bitcoin’s price fluctuations over the past day have ranged between $111,369 and $113,301, while the weekly range has varied from $111,658 to $117,851.
A significant market event on Monday resulted in nearly $2 billion in leveraged positions being liquidated, marking one of the largest sell-offs of the year. Analysts attribute this event to technical trading factors rather than fundamental weaknesses in the market.
Saylor added, “As we overcome recent resistance and navigate macroeconomic challenges, I anticipate Bitcoin will begin a significant upward trajectory toward the year’s end.”
Stronger Public Companies Through Bitcoin Investments
Saylor suggests companies investing in Bitcoin fall into two categories: operating companies choosing Bitcoin as a treasury reserve instead of traditional dividends and buybacks.
Bitbo identifies at least 145 companies holding Bitcoin on their balance sheets, including Strategy, which holds 638,985 BTC.
“This strategic move actually improves their financial health, strengthening these companies overall,” Saylor stated.
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“True” Treasury Companies Capitalizing on Bitcoin’s Potential
Saylor describes the second group as “true treasury companies” actively “capitalizing on Bitcoin.”
“For three centuries, the world operated on credit secured by gold. For the next three centuries, digital gold-backed credit will likely be the standard. These treasury companies are holding digital capital and creating digital credit instruments,” he explained.
“Given the substantial demand for equity and credit instruments within traditional capital markets, Bitcoin is emerging as the optimal form of digital capital to support these instruments.”
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