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Saylor's Crypto Visions: Bitcoin as Digital Capital
Michael Saylor—whose name curiously translates to "sailor" or "dancer" in French origin—keeps stirring the crypto waters with fresh Bitcoin predictions. He's the founder of MicroStrategy. They hold more Bitcoin than any other institution. And he's still pretty bullish.
Saylor talked recently. Most money entering digital assets flows to Bitcoin. This strengthens BTC's role as what he calls a "global monetary commodity." Simple as that.
"Bitcoin is digital capital," he said. No hesitation in his voice. "I believe it will outperform the S&P 500 indefinitely. Lower risk. Higher returns. Clearest strategy." His confidence seems almost overwhelming.
Institutional adoption? Growing fast. Companies investing in BTC jumped from 60 to 160. Just six months. Kind of surprising how quickly corporate players are getting comfortable with digital assets.
MicroStrategy isn't just sitting on Bitcoin. They've created investment products:
• 21-year BTC secured bond (Strife) - 8.5% yield • Long-term instrument (Strike) - 11.5% yield • Monthly Bitcoin bond (Stretch CRC) - 9% yield for short-term cash
Demand? "Phenomenal" according to Saylor. Both retail and big money seem interested.
He mentioned something about gold tariffs too. It's not entirely clear how significant this is, but Saylor thinks it helps Bitcoin. His reasoning? "Bitcoin lives in cyberspace. Weighs nothing. Crosses borders in minutes. Not subject to customs duties." This might spark more institutional adoption.
Bitcoin's borderless nature sets it apart. Traditional commodities like physical gold? Not quite the same. Bitcoin might be entering a new adoption phase. We'll see.