- Michael Saylor has shown interest in discussing Bitcoin on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast.
- The idea has generated excitement in the Bitcoin community, with some calling it a major potential event for crypto awareness.
- Joe Rogan has previously spoken positively about Bitcoin, calling it the most promising cryptocurrency.
- Saylor’s firm, Strategy, currently holds about 580,250 Bitcoin worth around $60.5 billion.
- Saylor cited a shift in Bitcoin holders as a reason why Bitcoin’s price is not higher, noting more long-term investors are entering the market.
Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor has publicly expressed interest in joining Joe Rogan on his podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience, to discuss Bitcoin. Saylor posted his invitation on X (formerly Twitter) on May 31, aiming to spark a conversation about the leading cryptocurrency.
Saylor’s post quickly drew attention from the Bitcoin community. Key figures such as The Bitcoin Therapist and crypto analyst Kook suggested that Saylor’s appearance could have a significant impact. The Bitcoin Therapist remarked, “This interview will shatter the internet.” Meanwhile, Kook predicted to followers that Saylor would “Bitcoin pill Joe Rogan.”
Interest in a potential interview between Saylor and Rogan is high, as Rogan has addressed crypto and Bitcoin often on his show. In an October 2023 episode with OpenAI’s Sam Altman, Rogan expressed his fascination with Bitcoin, saying, “The real fascinating crypto is Bitcoin. That’s the one that I think has the most likely possibility of becoming a universal viable currency. It’s limited in the amount that it can be.”
Although Rogan has not responded to Saylor’s invitation, the podcast has previously featured notable Bitcoin figures like Andreas Antonopoulos, who appeared between 2014 and 2016 when Bitcoin was still trading below $1,000.
Currently, Saylor’s company, Strategy, holds 580,250 Bitcoin, amounting to about $60.5 billion, according to Saylor Tracker. Recently, Saylor suggested in an interview that Bitcoin’s price remains below $150,000 because short-term holders are selling while a new wave of long-term investors is emerging. Saylor said on the Coin Stories podcast, “I think we’re going through a rotation right now.”
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