MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor recently advised Microsoft to shift its investment strategy. Speaking at an event, Saylor urged Microsoft to "stop buying bonds and stock and buy Bitcoin." He argued that Microsoft's current practice of using cash flow to buy back shares, pay dividends, and invest in low-yield bonds is "effectively destroying capital." Saylor pointed out that Microsoft has returned over $200 billion to shareholders in the last five years. However, he believes that investing that same amount in Bitcoin could have potentially increased the corporate value by a staggering $5 trillion. He further suggested that companies relying on traditional capital utilization strategies, like Microsoft, might be more susceptible to market fluctuations. Saylor emphasized Bitcoin's emergence as a viable alternative to bonds, particularly since the approval of Bitcoin ETFs last year, giving it more legitimacy and easier access for institutional investors. This shift, he believes, would better protect and grow Microsoft's capital in the long run. ```

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