Michael Saylor refutes Wall Street's concerns: Bitcoin's Fluctuation has dropped significantly and is stronger than ever before.

According to Cryptonews, Strategy's Executive Chairman Michael Saylor has refuted Wall Street's concerns that the increasing influence of Bitcoin has exacerbated the asset's Fluctuation. On Tuesday, Saylor stated in an interview with Fox Business Channel that despite the accelerating institutional adoption of Bitcoin, the price Fluctuation of Bitcoin has actually narrowed over time, pointing out that 'the Fluctuation has significantly dropped.'

Saylor's comments come at a time of market turbulence. Data shows that Bitcoin has dropped nearly 12% in the past week to $91,616, wiping out its gains for 2025.

Saylor added that when Strategy began accumulating Bitcoin in 2020, its annual fluctuation was close to 80%. Now, he estimates that this figure has dropped to about 50%. He also predicts that as Bitcoin matures, its volatility will continue to decline, eventually stabilizing at around 1.5 times the volatility of the S&P 500 index, and that it will “perform 1.5 times better than the S&P 500 index.”