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Strategy CEO: Bitcoin Dominance Expected to Continue Growing as Stablecoins and Major Bank Adoption Advance

Strategy CEO: Bitcoin Dominance Expected to Continue Growing as Stablecoins and Major Bank Adoption Advance

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2026/07/22 08:17
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ChainCatcher reports that Strategy President and CEO Phong Le posted that over the past four years, factors such as Bitcoin treasury companies, ETF, institutional capital, and US support have driven the continuous rise of Bitcoin's dominance.

CoinGecko charts show that BTC dominance has steadily increased from about 39% at the beginning of 2023, peaked near 60% around mid-2025, and has remained around 55% as of July 2026.

Phong Le further pointed out that with the expansion of stablecoins, asset tokenization, adoption by major banks, and increased global support, the digital asset ecosystem around Bitcoin will continue to grow, and Bitcoin's dominance is also expected to keep increasing.

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