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Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Strategy, anticipates Bitcoin will see a new rise towards the end of the year, driven by increasing demand from companies and ETF funds, as the 'headwinds' that have restrained the market recently subside.
In an interview with CNBC, Saylor confirmed that companies adopting Bitcoin as a treasury asset are buying more than what miners generate daily, which puts significant upward pressure on prices. Bitbo data showed that miners generate about 900 Bitcoin daily, while companies are purchasing 1,755 Bitcoin daily in 2025, with ETF funds acquiring an additional 1,430 Bitcoin daily.
Bitcoin recorded trades between $111,369 and $113,301 over 24 hours, while its weekly range fluctuated between $111,658 and $117,851 according to CoinGecko. Saylor commented: "With the recent resistance being surpassed and some economic pressures easing, Bitcoin will begin to rise again towards the end of the year."
Saylor explained that companies buying Bitcoin fall into two categories: operational companies that choose the currency as a treasury asset instead of distributing profits, and actual treasury companies that benefit from Bitcoin as a digital asset to support future financial instruments.
Bitbo is currently tracking 145 companies that have added Bitcoin to their balance sheets, including the company Strategy, which holds 638,985 BTC, reflecting the increasing institutional reliance on digital assets as part of their financial strategies.