Michael Saylor, Bitcoin’s most fearless bull, just torched the latest wave of FUD. In an interview with CNBC, the Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) founder dismissed quantum computing threats to $BTC as “marketing gimmicks” cooked up to sell shady crypto tokens.
With Bitcoin soaring past $105,000, Saylor made it clear: “Bitcoin is software — it upgrades. Quantum panic is a distraction.”
He didn’t stop there. Saylor called out tech giants like Google and Microsoft, saying they won’t build tools to break cryptography — it’d wreck their own business and global stability. His message? Quantum doomsday isn’t just overhyped — it’s irrelevant.
Saylor’s been stacking $BTC since 2020 — over 528,000 BTC, worth $44B+. Critics scream “centralization,” but he just keeps buying. “The only thing better than Bitcoin is more Bitcoin,” he posted on X.
While Wall Street plays cautious, Saylor’s strategy is loud, leveraged, and laser-focused. As he sees it, $BTC is digital gold for the digital age — and no quantum machine is going to change that.
