Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor said in an interview with Coin Stories that the current approximately 45% pullback in Bitcoin is similar to the "Despair Valley" of Apple stock in 2013, stating that any successful tech investment must go through a deep correction phase. He pointed out that this round of Bitcoin correction has lasted about 137 days and may continue for years, but it does not change the long-term logic. Saylor believes that the migration of derivatives trading to the regulated U.S. market has compressed the volatility range, making the pullback less severe than historical extreme cycles. At the same time, he downplayed the risks related to quantum computing and Epstein-related controversies surrounding some developers, calling them a new round of FUD that does not pose a short-term threat. (CoinDesk)