Bitcoin’s momentum could accelerate toward the end of the year as institutional and corporate demand continues to outpace supply, according to Strategy’s executive chairman Michael Saylor.
Speaking with CNBC’s Closing Bell Overtime on Tuesday, Saylor explained that Bitcoin’s price pressure is coming from an increasing wave of corporate adoption and ongoing ETF accumulation. He noted that these entities are consistently absorbing more Bitcoin than what miners bring to market.
“Public companies leaning into Bitcoin are buying far more than the daily supply miners generate,” Saylor said, adding that this structural imbalance is putting steady upward pressure on the asset.
On-chain data shows that miners produce around 900 BTC daily. Yet research from financial services firm River highlights that in 2025, corporations alone are buying approximately 1,755 BTC per day, while ETFs add another 1,430 BTC on average.
Demand set to fuel end-of-year rally
Over the past 24 hours, Bitcoin has been trading between $111,369 and $113,301, while its seven-day range has stretched from $111,658 up to $117,851, per CoinGecko.
This week also saw one of the year’s biggest liquidation events, with nearly $2 billion wiped out in leveraged positions. Analysts attributed the flush to technical triggers rather than weakening fundamentals.
Saylor believes that once current resistance and macroeconomic headwinds are absorbed, the stage will be set for a significant move higher. “I think by year-end we’ll see Bitcoin start to advance decisively again,” he said.
Why corporations are stockpiling BTC
According to Saylor, companies buying Bitcoin fall into two main categories.
The first are operating firms that, instead of spending excess cash on dividends or buybacks, are holding Bitcoin as a treasury reserve. Bitbo data shows at least 145 companies already have Bitcoin on their balance sheets, including Strategy, which itself holds 638,985 BTC.
“That actually enhances their balance sheet and strengthens their financial position,” Saylor noted.
The second group are what he calls “true treasury companies,” whose business model is directly tied to Bitcoin.
“For centuries, the global economy ran on credit backed by gold. Now we’re entering an era where credit markets will run on digital gold — Bitcoin,” Saylor explained. “Treasury companies are holding digital capital and issuing credit instruments against it. And the demand for those products in traditional finance is enormous.”
According to Saylor, this trend is why Bitcoin is increasingly becoming the preferred form of digital collateral in global markets.
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