Saylor blames trade policy, rising yields and AI spending for Bitcoin's weakness
- —Saylor says negative shocks hit Bitcoin harder than stocks because it is "pure capital"
- —A 100 bps rise in the yield curve and trade disputes are cited as key headwinds
- —AI infrastructure buildout is absorbing about $1 trillion of investor capital
- —BTC trades near $82,400, roughly 35% below its October 2025 record of $126,080
Why it matters: Saylor is betting bank custody of Bitcoin will power the next cycle, but macro pressure is still outweighing that thesis.
Source: BeInCrypto DE
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