Bitcoin is at a crossroads. It’s caught between its historical realities and institutional adoption. Could this be the end of its explosive returns? Long-time investor Brad Mills believes it still has the potential to increase 100-fold during its final “Saylor Cycle.”
Bitcoin: increasingly strong strategic dominance
Bitcoin is the original cryptocurrency. However, its performance has become less and less explosive with each successive cycle. This has been particularly true since the massive arrival of institutional investors, who are determined to tame this market with billions of dollars. This logic is largely behind the success of altcoins, which are less reliable than BTC but potentially more profitable during short bull markets. It was indeed in this market that it was still possible to multiply one’s gains by 10 or more, while BTC barely quadrupled.
Indeed, BTC’s already central position has been reinforced by massive adoption by companies to build the now famous Bitcoin treasuries. This viral development is worrying some experts about its potential time bomb effect. But this does not seem to shake the confidence of Brad Mills, known as an early Bitcoin investor. Quite the contrary…
An explosive “Saylor Cycle” for BTC?
With 16 years under its belt, Bitcoin is heading towards adulthood. As a result, it is gradually abandoning its legendary instability in favor of a more measured and gradual evolution. A comparison of its successive cycles is enough to understand this.
This state of affairs could lead one to believe that BTC’s best years are already behind it. But that’s not the opinion of Brad Mills, who has extensive experience as a pioneer in the field of crypto investment.
On the contrary, he believes that Bitcoin still has highly explosive potential. This scenario includes “a complete change in the structure of the Bitcoin market,” driven by a rapidly growing accumulation trend fueled by strategic reserves, its adoption as a means of payment, and the famous corporate treasuries.
One final point gives its name to what Brad Mills identifies as the next “Saylor Cycle” for Bitcoin. With a multiplier potential of 100 that “will occur over 10 to 20 years instead of 1 to 2 years.” All punctuated by declines of up to 50% and bull markets of around 200% year-on-year.
I believe that the era of parabolic Bitcoin rallies and 90% crashes is over, and that Bitcoin will rise to levels as high as $10 million per unit over the next decade, or even 2 at most.
The institutional adoption of Bitcoin would therefore signal the end of its explosive rises in bull runs lasting a few months at most. This change in momentum will be replaced by a final “Saylor Cycle,” largely driven by the voracious ambitions of the founder of Strategy.
