Saylor argues that Strategy’s share of the network could meaningfully lift Bitcoin’s value, estimating that at around 5% of the network the coin could reach a value of at least a million per unit, and at roughly 7.5% the price could approach ten million per coin, presenting Strategy as a core driver of price momentum.

Analysts warn of rising bear-market risks, noting a break from a long-standing price channel and drawing comparisons to the 2021 crash, with $70,500 identified as a critical near-term support level.

The piece tracks ongoing optimism from Saylor about Bitcoin’s multi-trillion-dollar potential while acknowledging differing views from market analysts about possible downsides.

Strategy continues large-scale purchases, most recently buying 10,624 BTC for about $962.7 million at an average price of $90,615, lifting Strategy’s total holdings to 660,624 BTC worth roughly $49.35 billion.

Saylor notes that Bitcoin’s decentralization grows as the asset appreciates, highlighting that roughly 85% of Bitcoin sits in dark pools and ownership remains largely unknown.

Saylor contends that Strategy’s aggressive accumulation could accelerate global adoption and push Bitcoin toward a $10 million valuation, with corporate participation as a key growth driver.

Saylor suggests that Strategy’s equity and credit instruments provide institutional on-ramps and that, without Strategy, Bitcoin might be trading around $10,000 per coin today.