Strategy's Michael Saylor weighs in on whether bitcoin's four-year cycle is dead: CNBC Crypto World

In this episode of CNBC's Crypto World, Talia Kaplan interviews Michael Saylor at the ClearStreet Disruptive Technology Conference about his outlook for Bitcoin in 2026. Saylor discusses the increasing acceptance of Bitcoin by banks, the irrelevance of Bitcoin halving due to large trading volumes, and the rise of digital asset treasury companies. He also touches on the supportive regulatory environment, the potential of digital credit, the crypto company IPO boom, and the distinction between digital capital (Bitcoin) and digital finance (stablecoins). Saylor expresses optimism about institutional adoption of crypto and anticipates the Clarity Act will provide much-needed regulatory clarity.