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His view is that even a ~3% rise in Bitcoin is enough to support the company's strategy, while 8–10% annual BTC gains could allow Strategy's stock to outperform Bitcoin itself.

Bill Miller IV also argued that rising government debt continues to strengthen Bitcoin's long-term investment case.

Do you agree with Saylor that steady Bitcoin growth is enough, or does Strategy still depend on much bigger BTC gains over time

The report also notes that Bitcoin has broken above its long-term downtrend line, which some analysts see as a sign the market may be entering the later stages of the current bear cycle. However, if support fails, the low $50K range is still being watched as a possible downside target.

Do you think $58.5K was the bottom for this quarter, or is one more big flush still ahead before the next rally?

Some lawmakers now warn that the controversy could complicate or delay progress on the CLARITY Act.

Should Trump's crypto ties be kept separate from broader crypto regulation, or are these concerns important enough to slow down the legislation?

Supporters see it as confidence in the economy. Critics say it's political rhetoric.

Do you think the U.S. is actually on the verge of a historic boom, or is this just campaign talk?

These are unrealized losses, meaning nothing has been sold yet.

If you were in their shoes, would you hold, buy more, or cut your losses?

Even after the drop, he's still worth around $1.1 trillion.

Does a loss like this actually matter when you're that wealthy, or is it just noise on paper?

Despite all the recent tensions and shutdown fears, oil shipments appear to be moving at record levels.

Do you think the market overreacted to the Hormuz fears, or are the real risks still ahead?

Despite the massive drop, Musk remains worth an estimated $1.1 trillion, keeping him among the world's wealthiest individuals.

Supporters say it's a win for privacy. Critics argue the U.S. risks falling behind.

Do you support banning a digital dollar, or should the U.S. be building one?

In fact, Nvidia, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and TSMC all have market caps larger than crypto's $2.1T total valuation.

Does this show how early crypto still is, or is the market simply overvaluing tech stocks?

The House could vote on it as soon as today before it heads to Trump for his signature.

Do you support blocking a U.S. CBDC, or do you think the government will eventually need one?

If the forecast proves accurate, it would mark a more hawkish stance from the Fed and could have major implications for stocks, bonds, and risk assets like crypto.

three rate hikes in 2026 would put significant pressure on Bitcoin and the broader market, or have investors already priced it in?