Michael Saylor's latest interview: The four-year cycle is dead, the market's biggest problem is 'being too impatient' In his latest interview, Michael Saylor outright dismissed the significance of 'short-cycle predictions.' He pointed out that trying to judge Bitcoin's success or failure on a time scale of 100 days or even a few months is fundamentally a misjudgment. Saylor bluntly reminded the market: almost no significant human achievement has been completed within 100 days. You can't build a successful company in 100 days, nor can you accomplish a truly world-changing endeavor in that time. If everything in human history had to show results by day 93, the outcome would simply be—nothing would exist. In his view, Bitcoin's core spirit is low time preference. As an investor, you need at least a four-year time frame; and if you're driving an idea or a long-term transformation, then a ten-year horizon is a more reasonable expectation. Therefore, judging Bitcoin's success based on price fluctuations over ten weeks or ten months is fundamentally missing the point.