Michael Saylor’s Controversial Statement: These Assets Will Never Have ETFs! – A Deep Dive into Crypto Coins and Symbols


MicroStrategy Founder’s Bold Predictions Stir Crypto Community

MicroStrategy co-founder Michael Saylor has sparked controversy within the crypto community with his predictions about the regulatory future of major altcoins such as Ethereum (ETH), XRP, BNB, Cardano (ADA), and Solana (SOL) at the recent Bitcoin for Corporations 2024 event.

Saylor’s Aggressive Stance on Altcoins

In his pointed remarks on May 1 and 2, Saylor predicted that these top cryptocurrencies would be declared securities by the SEC, making it a challenging path for large investors to accept crypto. He specifically forecasted that Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency, along with other significant tokens like XRP, BNB, ADA, and SOL, would likely be labeled unregistered securities by the SEC this summer. Contrarily, he stated that they would never be used as collateral by large exchange investors and money markets.

“None of them will be offered as a spot ETF, and none of them will be accepted by Wall Street. None of them will be accepted as crypto assets by mainstream institutional investors,” Saylor’s definitive words did not deter members of the crypto community from attacking him.

While on stage, Saylor demonstrated his love for Bitcoin, firmly believing that Bitcoin is the only cryptocurrency that can make it onto the investment lists of institutional investors, leaving no room for any other cryptocurrency to compete for this position. According to the Bitcoin maximalist, Bitcoin is the only universally accepted, unified cryptocurrency in the world of institutional investments.

Community Reactions

Michael Saylor’s deliberate statements disturbed many in the crypto community, causing a significant backlash. XRP lawyer Bill Morgan’s response included criticism that Saylor did not understand the distinction between Ripple company and the XRP token. Morgan also added, “If he is ignorant enough to not distinguish between Ripple company and the XRP token, and a judge has already determined that XRP itself is not a security, why should we trust what Saylor says about Bitcoin? He seems more hostile to the broader crypto ecosystem than Gary Gensler.”

One of the critics was also Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano, who expressed his discomfort while emphasizing the recurring criticisms from Bitcoin maximalists. These reactions led to widespread discussions and criticisms of Saylor’s views and Bitcoin maximalism.

Conclusion

While Saylor’s predictions and views have caused a stir, they reflect the ongoing debates within the crypto community about the future of altcoins and the dominance of Bitcoin. As regulatory bodies worldwide continue to grapple with how to handle cryptocurrencies, these discussions are likely to continue, shaping the future of the crypto market.

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Source: CoinPedia

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