Regulatory Pressure Make Crypto Industry BTC-Focused: Saylor

In a Bloomberg interview, Saylor highlighted recent enforcement actions by the SEC and emphasized that the agency views Bitcoin favorably as it is excluded from being classified as a security. 

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Ronak Kumar

Regulatory Pressure Make Crypto Industry Btc-Focused: Saylor

Regulatory actions in the United States could steer the crypto industry towards a Bitcoin-focused landscape, potentially driving its price to exceed $250,000, according to MicroStrategy co-founder Michael Saylor.

In a Bloomberg interview, Saylor highlighted recent enforcement actions by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and emphasized that the agency views Bitcoin favorably as it is excluded from being classified as a security. 

Also Read: SEC’s Move: 61 Crypto Tokens Now Classified as Securities

Saylor believes that the industry will gradually rationalize down to a Bitcoin-centric market, with a limited number of proof-of-work tokens alongside it. He predicted that Bitcoin’s market share, which has already risen from 40% to 48% in 2023, could reach 80% as institutional money flows into the sector. 

While Saylor’s perspective has drawn criticism from some, who argue for a multichain future and the importance of different blockchains, he remains bullish on Bitcoin’s potential for significant growth. 

As the industry faces ongoing regulatory developments, Saylor envisions a positive trajectory for Bitcoin, anticipating further price surges and institutional adoption once uncertainties subside.

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Ronak Kumar is a Crypto Journalist with over 3 years of experience covering blockchain, AI, finance, and emerging digital trends. With a background in Commerce (B.Com) and a Postgraduate Diploma in Management (PGDM), he combines business insight with a clear understanding of the evolving crypto space. His reporting has been featured in major publications, with his work cited by NDTV, Hindustan Times, and Outlook India on topics like Trump Memecoin, Bhutan’s crypto mining, and Barron Trump’s digital presence.