Market shock: Global companies acquire 700,000 Bitcoin... and Saylor sounds the call for change: "Don't pledge, just allocate!"
In a move described as 'wise madness', dozens of global companies have begun allocating massive investments to purchase Bitcoin, with the total amount acquired so far exceeding 700,000 BTC with a market value approaching $57 billion. But behind this astonishing trend, one name resonates strongly in the background: Michael Saylor.
Saylor speaks: Bitcoin is not a luxury, but the insulin for struggling companies!
In a provocative interview, Michael Saylor – founder of MicroStrategy – likened the current financial situation of companies to 'a type 1 diabetic patient', while he regarded Bitcoin as 'the lifesaving insulin'.
Saylor noted that relying on short-term government bonds yields returns of only 2-3% annually, while actual losses reach 10-15%. This means that companies are losing the value of their capital year after year.
Why Bitcoin?
According to Saylor, Bitcoin is the first asset in history that allows companies to protect their capital from inflation and even multiply it. It is not just an investment, but a strategic shift in the perception of money.
It’s not a choice… but a life or death decision
"The CEO who decides to allocate Bitcoin does not do so because they love risk, but because they see no other way to survive" – this is how Saylor described the motivations for adopting the Bitcoin standard by some CEOs, especially those whose companies operate in strained environments or under severe economic pressure.
