Strategy (ticker MSTR) drew fresh analyst support after Chairman Michael Saylor used an interview on Fox Business on 4 August to call Bitcoin “unstoppable” and to recommend viewing the token as a 21-year investment. Saylor likened the cryptocurrency’s momentum to “a swarm of hornets,” underscoring the company’s long-standing decision to keep most of its balance sheet in Bitcoin. Following the broadcast, Clear Street analyst Brian Dobson raised his price target on Strategy to $537 from $508 while maintaining a Buy rating, citing stronger Bitcoin yield expectations and robust demand for the firm’s securities offerings. Barclays reiterated its Buy recommendation with a $475 target. Strategy shares opened Monday at $372.77, implying upside of roughly 55 percent to Clear Street’s new estimate. The analyst revisions came amid a chorus of bullish Bitcoin price forecasts. LEDN Chief Investment Officer John Glover projected the token will reach about $140,000 by late 2025, although he warned of potential turbulence in 2026. Markus Thielen of 10x Research put the “most realistic” end-2025 price at $142,000, while economist Nik Bhatia said $225,000 within 12–18 months is “very realistic.” Bitcoin last traded near $114,900, with the Fear & Greed Index at 60, indicating a “Greed” reading. Saylor’s latest comments extend a years-long campaign to position Strategy as a leveraged play on Bitcoin. MarketsDotNews estimates the company has doubled its holdings since the 2024 U.S. election, and the asset now represents about 60 percent of Saylor’s personal net worth.