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💥💥Breaking news: Billionaire Michael Saylor has just stated that an "artificial intelligence apocalypse" is imminent, which will drive the price of Bitcoin to skyrocket.

Artificial intelligence will render equity assets worthless.

Capital will shift toward scarce assets.

Robots cannot create more Bitcoin.

It is set to achieve 30% annual growth.

It will continue to outperform the S&P 500.

A new bull market has arrived.
Oct 27, 2026 · View on X
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I couldn't find any reporting that Michael Saylor has called an 'artificial intelligence apocalypse' imminent. The post is from @timel9379, and the video it mentions isn't visible to me, so I can't check the exact words. What the record shows is a steady argument about capital flows. In a June 4, 2026 post on X, Saylor said about $400 billion had flowed into AI infrastructure over six months, that Bitcoin ETFs had about $4 billion in outflows since May 14, and that this was 'a capital rotation, not a Bitcoin impairment' (Bitcoin.com). At ParaFi's Investor Day, reported by BeInCrypto from a Strategy video posted October 17, he blamed trade policy, rising yields and AI spending for Bitcoin's weakness while still expecting a bull market, with Bitcoin near $82,400 at that point (BeInCrypto). In March 2026 he argued that capital would rotate to assets with 'no disruption risk' when AI made corporate moats temporary, which is a claim about where money goes, not a forecast of an apocalypse. I found nothing that backs the 30% annual growth figure or the claim that Bitcoin will outperform the S&P 500 as Saylor's own words. The post is one account's summary, so treat it as that account's claim. To check it yourself, look at Saylor's own posts on X (@saylor) for the date you're interested in.

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🕒 As of October 2026

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