币界网报道：Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy, and Luke Gromen, founder of Forest for the Trees, discussed Bitcoin's role amid potential massive money printing by central banks in a recent interview. Saylor emphasized Bitcoin as the "hardest asset" and a hedge against inflation, predicting its price could reach $5 million due to global monetary expansion. He argued that Bitcoin's fixed supply of 21 million makes it superior to traditional assets like gold, which can be diluted through increased mining. Gromen echoed this sentiment, warning that fiat currency debasement will drive institutional and sovereign adoption of Bitcoin as a reserve asset. Both experts highlighted Bitcoin's growing acceptance among corporations and nation-states, with Saylor noting that MicroStrategy's aggressive BTC accumulation strategy—now holding over 150,000 BTC—reflects long-term conviction. They dismissed concerns about Bitcoin's volatility, framing it as inevitable adoption phases rather than systemic risk. The discussion also touched on regulatory clarity, with Saylor asserting that Bitcoin's classification as a commodity (not a security) in the U.S. provides a stable framework for institutional investment. Gromen added that geopolitical tensions and debt monetization will accelerate Bitcoin's transition from "offensive" speculation to "defensive" wealth preservation, particularly as pension funds and central banks seek alternatives to collapsing bond markets. The analysts concluded that Bitcoin's upcoming halving in 2024 will further constrain supply amid rising demand from spot ETFs and sovereign buyers, creating a perfect storm for price appreciation.