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Strategy founder Michael Saylor said Bitcoin is rebounding from its 200-week moving average after roughly a year-long bear market, setting the stage for a bull market that he believes could last two to three years.
Speaking on the company's Q3 2026 earnings call on October 30, Saylor cited approximately $6.3 billion in quarterly Bitcoin ETF inflows and said Bitcoin's market dominance had risen to around 67%.
Why it matters
Saylor said institutional demand is returning and banks are embracing Bitcoin. He also argued that digital credit and bank lending could absorb all newly issued Bitcoin supply.
Market impact
His outlook links potential demand to monetary expansion, institutional investment and tokenization, as well as Bitcoin's 2028 halving. The projected bull-market duration remains Saylor's forecast, not a guarantee of future returns.
Frequently asked questions
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What technical level did Saylor cite for Bitcoin's rebound?
Saylor said Bitcoin is rebounding from its 200-week moving average after roughly a year-long bear market.
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How much flowed into Bitcoin ETFs in the quarter Saylor discussed?
Saylor cited approximately $6.3 billion in Bitcoin ETF inflows during Q3 2026.
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What did Saylor say about Bitcoin's market dominance?
He said Bitcoin's share of the crypto market had risen to around 67%.
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How could bank lending affect new Bitcoin supply, in Saylor's view?
Saylor believes digital credit and bank lending could absorb all newly issued Bitcoin supply.
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Which longer-term factors does Saylor expect to support Bitcoin demand?
He cited monetary expansion, institutional investment, tokenization and Bitcoin's 2028 halving as potential drivers.
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