2026-01-13 16:41:40

#策略性加码BTC Michael Saylor recently made a bold prediction — Bitcoin will become the most valuable asset globally within the next four years. This guy has a keen market sense, and his statement has attracted quite a bit of investor attention.

From a long-term asset allocation perspective, this view is indeed worth considering. $BTC, as the cornerstone of the entire crypto ecosystem, has performed visibly over the years. Whether it can truly sit on the throne of the world's largest asset depends on how the market develops in the next three or four years. Many institutional investors have already started to position themselves, and individual retail investors are now debating whether to increase their holdings.

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SmartContractWorker

· 2h ago

Saylor this guy just knows how to boast, four years as the world's largest asset? First, stabilize your own MSTR stock price before talking haha Retail investors piling in follow the trend and are not far from liquidation, it still depends on your risk tolerance BTC is indeed the cornerstone, but the most valuable? Gold, real estate, US bonds? Feels exaggerated Wait, if this prediction really comes true, I need to increase my position five times... stuck in dilemma Institutions are all hoarding coins, can retail investors really only watch and take the backseat?

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DevChive

· 01-13 17:11

Selle has started making predictions again. I believe this time's Bitcoin forecast, but the most valuable asset? Since you're here, we still have to see if our chips can hold out until that day, haha.

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RektButStillHere

· 01-13 17:11

That guy Sellar is not wrong, but I'm more concerned about whether it's too late to get in now. Institutions have already had their fill.

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LiquidityWitch

· 01-13 17:09

saylor's brewing something dark in the btc cauldron again, ngl the transmutation narrative hits different when institutions already sacrificed their liquidity positions...

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LonelyAnchorman

· 01-13 17:06

Seller is starting to hype again. This guy definitely has some skills, but the most valuable asset in the world? That's a bit much, brother. Institutions are accumulating, retail investors are hesitating. It's a classic information gap. I think I'll wait and see.

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gas_fee_therapy

· 01-13 16:58

Selle, this guy just loves to spread rumors, but this time he's not talking nonsense... BTC taking the top spot? Four years? I think it's a stretch, but who dares to say it won't happen?

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ChainComedian

· 01-13 16:48

Sellar, this guy really dares to say that, but the most valuable asset in four years? 🤔 Come on, let's see if it can break 100,000 first before talking big. It's still too late to get in now... institutions have already accumulated enough, retail investors need to think carefully. Bitcoin is the cornerstone, no doubt, but the most valuable in the world? That would require an insanely bullish market, just thinking about it is exciting haha. Institutions are accumulating while we're still watching the market, this gap is truly huge. The question is whether to add more, since we all have to go through it anyway.

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