Anthony Scaramucci stated at the Wyoming Blockchain Symposium that many "old-guard sellers" who had held Bitcoin for 10 to 15 years viewed $100,000 as a "magic number" and chose to sell last year, exacerbating market selling pressure. He also predicted that in the future, when AI agents conduct transactions, they will likely do so via blockchain, signaling the convergence of AI and blockchain. John D'Agostino, CEO of SALT, added that the changing structure of Bitcoin holders—with old users selling and institutions and family offices increasing their holdings—is part of its maturation process, helping to reduce volatility and solidify its status as a store of value.