Michael Saylor, founder of MicroStrategy, believes Bitcoin reached its bottom near $60,000 in early February, driven by the exhaustion of forced sellers rather than valuation metrics. Saylor suggests that current selling pressure is limited, with ETF inflows and corporate treasury allocations providing sustained demand. He anticipates the next bull market will be fueled by the development of a banking and digital credit system based on Bitcoin. Addressing concerns about quantum computing threats to Bitcoin, Saylor downplays the risk, asserting that such threats are theoretical and unlikely to materialize for decades, by which time solutions will likely be available. Meanwhile, Mizuho maintains an Outperform rating on MicroStrategy, setting a $320 price target, indicating a potential 150% upside from its current stock price of $127.