Strategy's Michael Saylor Says Quantum Threats Are Overblown

Strategy's (NASDAQ: $MSTR) Michael Saylor says that threats posed to cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (CRYPTO: $BTC) are "overblown."

Speaking at a conference, Saylor said that the hotly debated topic of quantum computing and its impact on digital assets are overstating the risks.

Saylor said the threat posed to crypto by quantum computers is "theoretical" and is likely decades away from being a serious problem.

The executive chairman of Strategy added that any threats posed by quantum computers are solvable and likely to be resolved by the crypto industry.

In prepared remarks, Saylor also said that he believes Bitcoin likely bottomed in early February of this year at $60,000 U.S.

In terms of future catalysts for Bitcoin, Saylor said the next bull market for crypto will likely come from the formation of banking credit and digital credit.

Strategy is the largest corporate owner of BTC in the world. The company currently holds 766,970 Bitcoin that was acquired at a cost of $58 billion U.S.

MSTR stock has declined 57% over the last 12 months to trade at $128.30 U.S. per share.

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