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by: xpoolPosted on: May 19, 2025

Michael Saylor Predicts End of ‘Digital Gold’ Era for Bitcoin by 2035

Cryptocurrency tycoon and MicroStrategy founder, Michael Saylor, has issued a bold prediction: Bitcoin’s ‘digital gold’ era will come to an end by January 7, 2035. In his view, the scarcity of Bitcoin in the coming years could significantly shift market strategies. Saylor urges immediate Bitcoin purchase as a way to capitalize on this predicted scarcity.

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