– Michael Saylor reaffirmed Bitcoin’s dominance as a “global monetary commodity,” noting it remains the primary digital asset for capital inflows and value storage.
– He highlighted rising institutional adoption (60→160 BTC-holding companies) and MicroStrategy’s new Bitcoin-linked instruments offering 8.5%-11.5% yields to attract investors.
– Saylor argued Trump-era gold tariffs could boost Bitcoin’s appeal as “digital gold,” emphasizing its borderless, duty-free advantages over physical gold.
– His bullish stance reflects growing institutional recognition of Bitcoin as a legitimate asset class outperforming traditional equities with lower risk profiles.
