TechFlow News: On February 24, according to CoinDesk, Michael Saylor, founder of MicroStrategy, compared Bitcoin’s roughly 45% decline from its all-time high to Apple’s “valley period” in 2013 during a recent interview, emphasizing that every successful technology investment must undergo a similar correction. He noted that Bitcoin’s current correction has lasted 137 days but may take several years to fully recover—just as Apple took seven years to regain market confidence. Saylor believes structural changes—such as the migration of derivatives markets toward U.S.-regulated venues—are compressing volatility, limiting what could have been an 80% drawdown to a range of 40–50%. He also dismissed concerns about quantum computing threats and controversies related to Jeffrey Epstein, calling them shifting fear narratives that pose no substantive threat to the Bitcoin network.
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