Michael Saylor Surprises Community With Bitcoin Return Prediction Survey, Here’s PakGazette’s Spin

PakGazette – Michael Saylor, founder of MicroStrategy and its current CEO, published a post on Platform X to pick the community’s brain on how high Bitcoin’s performance can go in the near future. It used a time frame directly related to key Bitcoin fundamentals.

Saylor’s tweet has sparked a heated discussion in the crypto community.

Saylor Bitcoin Return Growth Survey

The MicroStrategy boss’ goal was to determine the community’s opinion on how high annual returns on corporate Bitcoin holdings can rise over the next 21 years. This time frame was chosen as if it refers to the final supply of 21 million BTC, which can never be exceeded and is the major deflationary characteristic of the flagship cryptocurrency, also considering the halving, which takes place every four years.

In his survey, Saylor asked about the “forecast annual return of BTC (%) over the next 21 years” and offered four voting options: 14%, 22%, 30%, and 38%.

The votes naturally split here, with the majority choosing to vote bullish for the 38% option. In total, 39.4% of the participants expressed this opinion. The 22% and 30% options received almost the same number of votes: 19% and 19.7%. A total of 21.9% voted in favor of 14% growth. In total, about 72,258 X users participated in the survey.

Saylor Announces Latest MSTR Bitcoin Performance to Shareholders

As PakGazette reported, last week, Saylor took to his shareholders.

Saylor revealed that over the previous week, MSTR treasury operations produced a BTC return of 0.72%, equivalent to approximately 3,177 BTC. As Bitcoin was trading at approximately $94,000 on that particular day, the return on Bitcoin, or the “gift” of Bitcoin to shareholders, as Saylor put it, constituted $299 million.

The Bitcoin yield percentage growth options offered by Saylor in the survey mentioned above clearly show that the BTC evangelist expects BTC to rise tremendously in the next 21 years.



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