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He sees a Bitcoin gold rush before 2035, betting that declining issuance will meet growing demand through financial products, he said in a Binance interview.
Strategy, the company he chairs, already sells preferred shares to investors seeking income. Those securities provide a practical example of the market Saylor expects to expand—and of the funding decisions required to turn a Bitcoin-heavy balance sheet into regular payments.
Key Takeaways
- Saylor expects new demand as Bitcoin issuance slows.
- STRC investors own preferred shares issued by Strategy.
- Bitcoin appreciation alone does not fund cash dividends.
- Stable-value products need reliable reserves and redemption.
What changes around 2035
Saylor chose 2035 because he expects roughly 99% of Bitcoin’s eventual supply to have been mined by then. The newly issued Bitcoin awarded to miners halves every 210,000 blocks, approximately every four years, gradually reducing the flow of new coins. Th...
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