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title: >-
  Richard Byworth Predicts New Bitcoin All-Time High Driven by Institutional
  Adoption and Debt Debasement
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  https://www.cryptocatalyst.news/articles/2026-10-23-richard-byworth-predicts-new-bitcoin-all-time-high-driven-by-institutional-adoption-and-debt-debasement
date: '2026-10-23T17:51:01.180205+00:00'
category: bitcoin
tags:
  - bitcoin
  - richard-byworth
  - microstrategy
  - digital-credit
  - bitcoin-treasury
source: 'The Bitcoin Historian '
source_url: 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGHC68TpI84'
publisher: CryptoCatalyst
summary: >-
  B's Partners Managing Partner Richard Byworth shared his outlook on Bitcoin's
  market bottom, corporate treasury adoption, and digital credit expansion in an
  interview with Peter Rizzo. Byworth predicted a new all-time high by year-end,
  citing seller exhaustion, sovereign debt pressures, and growing institutional
  allocation.
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# Richard Byworth Predicts New Bitcoin All-Time High Driven by Institutional Adoption and Debt Debasement

B's Partners Managing Partner Richard Byworth shared his outlook on Bitcoin's market bottom, corporate treasury adoption, and digital credit expansion in an interview with Peter Rizzo. Byworth predicted a new all-time high by year-end, citing seller exhaustion, sovereign debt pressures, and growing institutional allocation.

In an interview on the Bitcoin History channel hosted by Peter Rizzo, B's Partners Managing Partner Richard Byworth argued that Bitcoin is increasingly being utilized as financial capital by institutions and family offices. Byworth addressed skepticism surrounding digital credit products issued by Bitcoin treasury companies like MicroStrategy and Strive, dismissing claims that they reduce direct Bitcoin demand. He highlighted financial innovations, such as Strive's daily dividend model, which eliminated dividend arbitrage traders and enabled the firm to rapidly scale its Bitcoin holdings.

Comparing the emerging digital credit market to traditional finance, Byworth noted that the $15 billion digital credit ecosystem represents a tiny fraction of the $300 trillion global bond market. While large check-writers will primarily flow to established giants like MicroStrategy, smaller public entities in global markets can achieve higher relative Bitcoin yield growth. However, Byworth warned that access to deep US capital markets remains vital for maintaining stock volume and sustaining long-term treasury strategies.

Regarding price action, Byworth stated that Bitcoin's bear market bottom is firmly in, referencing a massive absorption of supply at $58,000 that suggested nation-state buying. Pointing to structural issues in sovereign bond markets, rising government debt, and potential fiscal stimulus, he predicted a new all-time high by the end of the year. Over a longer horizon, Byworth noted that if Bitcoin reaches parity with gold's market capitalization, its price would hit $1.5 million per coin.

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