ChainThink report, on December 19, Michael Saylor stated in an interview that despite the poor performance of Bitcoin's price (dropping from $100,000 to $87,000), unprecedented progress has been achieved over the past year in regulation, institutional adoption, derivatives markets, banking credit, and fair value accounting—laying the foundation for global adoption. Bitcoin represents a breakthrough in economic energy, capable of extending human economic longevity.

Furthermore, Michael Saylor holds an optimistic view toward quantum computing, believing it will trigger network upgrades and deflationary events. He maintains a conservative stance on Bitcoin protocol changes, advocating against unnecessary feature bloat to preserve its core status as a digital asset.