Bitcoin Is ‘Digital Capital’ That Outpaces Traditional Assets—Michael Saylor

Strategy’s long-running bet on Bitcoin remains at the heart of the debate over the asset’s place in ￰0￱ on reports, the firm now holds more than 638,500 BTC, a stake that Saylor has said is worth “tens of billions” of ￰1￱ Reading: FalconX Moves 413K Solana Worth $98M – Impact On SOL Price That stockpile has shaped both the company’s identity and Michael Saylor’s public message since Strategy began buying Bitcoin in ￰2￱ Predicts Long Run Outperformance According to Saylor’s recent interview on Coin Stories, Bitcoin will outperform the S&P 500 “forever.” He went further, saying the S&P 500 would lose nearly 29% each year when measured against Bitcoin for the next 21 ￰3￱ are among the most aggressive public forecasts he has ￰4￱ also pointed to Bitcoin’s returns over the past 10 years as proof that the gap already ￰5￱ discussion with @NatBrunell on the digital transformation and reinvigoration of capital markets through digital credit instruments — $STRK $STRF $STRD $STRC — built on $BTC digital ￰6￱ — Michael Saylor (@saylor) September 19, 2025 Saylor Frames Bitcoin As Digital Capital And New Collateral Based on reports, Saylor described Bitcoin as a form of “digital capital” that could be used to back loans and other credit ￰7￱ argued that a fixed supply and decentralized network give Bitcoin a more predictable long-term path than fiat ￰8￱ action is part of his ￰9￱ with other crypto executives, including talks about a strategic Bitcoin reserve bill, were mentioned as steps toward making the asset more widely accepted in finance and policy ￰10￱ About Fiat And Collateral Face Real Tests Saylor contrasted Bitcoin with the US dollar and with conventional collateral, saying currencies suffer from long-term depreciation tied to inflation and central bank ￰11￱ critics point to Bitcoin’s price swings and regulatory uncertainty as real obstacles to using it as stable ￰12￱ risk would be built into any credit product that leans heavily on a volatile ￰13￱ concerns have been raised by market participants and remain part of the public ￰14￱ Reading: From $2 Trillion To $400T?

CEO Sees Bitcoin Exploding 200x – Here’s More Strategy’s Corporate Path And Index Eligibility Saylor explained why Strategy is not yet in the S&P ￰15￱ said the company needed changes in fair value accounting and sustained profitability before it could be ￰16￱ show the company only began its major Bitcoin purchases in 2020 and has since anchored much of its corporate strategy to the ￰17￱ strategy continues to shape investor views of the company’s earnings and balance ￰18￱ image from Unsplash, chart from TradingView