Michael Saylor: The decline in bitcoin is due to capital flowing into AI, which is a rotation of capital rather than a fundamental weakness in bitcoin itself
BlockBeats news, on June 4, Strategy founder Michael Saylor posted that the capital markets are funding AI infrastructure on an unprecedented scale, with approximately $400 billion raised in the past six months.
Saylor pointed out that since May 14, Bitcoin ETFs have seen approximately $4 billion outflows, putting pressure on the BTC price. However, he believes this is part of a capital rotation, not damage to Bitcoin itself. Saylor stated: "Volatility creates opportunity."
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