Saylor 喊话比特币将重回 10 万美元上方，但同期 MSCI 周五可能将 Strategy 剔出指数构成实质性逆风

Strategy Inc.’s Michael Saylor is declaring an end to the past year’s crypto market rout and predicting that Bitcoin is set to break $100,000 again.

“It should definitely move back into the six figures beyond $100,000,” Saylor, the co-founder and executive chairman of the largest corporate accumulator of the cryptocurrency, said during an interview with Bloomberg Television on Tuesday. “We hit the bottom around slightly below $60,000, I think we bounced off it. Now, we are moving up into the 80s. I think we will march forward from here.”

Bitcoin was currently around $83,000, and has been trading on either side of $80,000 since the middle of August. The price is still down around 30% from an all-time high of $126,251 reached in October 2025. The original cryptocurrency has struggled to gain positive price momentum since a record $19 billion in crypto positions were liquidated over a 24-hour period just a few days after the all-time high was set.

Strategy’s stock has mirrored the decline and partial recovery seen in Bitcoin. To weather the bear market, Saylor unveiled a new capital framework that allows Strategy to sell both Bitcoin and the common stock to boost cash reserves and buy back interest-bearing preferred stock, in part to shore up liquidity while reducing leverage.

Strategy has periodically halted Bitcoin purchases, and even sold the token in past months. In recent weeks, the firm has been buying modest amounts of the token relative to its purchases during the previous bull market runs. Saylor expects the firm to buy even more Bitcoin and start issuing more securities to fund those future purchases.

“We are moving into a bull market, so I would expect we are probably acquiring Bitcoin, and we will be issuing credit into the bull market,” Saylor said. “Our long-term forecast is Bitcoin grows 20% to 30% a year over the next few years.”

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While Saylor is more optimistic about Bitcoin, another headwind is looming on the horizon for the company. MSCI Inc. is considering adopting new index rules that threaten to remove Strategy from its global equity benchmarks, potentially adding new strain to the financing model. The possible change would exclude companies that MSCI determines are primarily engaged in accumulating assets rather than operating businesses.

“We think their position so far has been disappointing because they are imposing prejudicial values on digital assets,” Saylor said. “I think it is a bad precedent for them and for the industry, I hope they reconsider it.”

MSCI is expected to release a decision on Friday. Last November, JPMorgan estimated that as much as $2.8 billion was at risk. Strategy should be viewed as an operating rather than a holding company, Saylor said.