Saylor's words are harsh, but the data is indeed eye-catching — Bitcoin's market share has quickly reached 70%, while ETH and SOL are still competing and tearing each other apart. The currency premium has disappeared, and from now on, it's only a matter of who is more practical.

CoinJie News reports that Michael Saylor said at the Bitcoin Corporate Day event on June 12, 2026 that, after excluding stablecoins, Bitcoin’s market share in the crypto market has risen from 41% in 2021 to nearly 70%. He believes that market confidence in Ethereum has collapsed, and Ethereum is now deeply embroiled in a fierce inventory battle with other tokens such as Solana and BNB. This chaotic melee has drained their monetary premium, and in the future these tokens can only survive by relying on practicality. The market evolution over the past 12 months further established Bitcoin’s position as the dominant digital currency network, reinforcing its attributes as digital capital, and also proving that digital credit is a feasible concept.