On May 30, Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), proposed "21 paths to wealth" at the Bitcoin 2025 Conference. The complete framework is as follows:
1. Clear cognition: understand the immutable and programmable characteristics of Bitcoin as "perfect capital";
2. Firm belief: Bitcoin is the most efficient value storage tool in history;
3. Courageous decision: replace assets such as bonds with Bitcoin;
4. Family collaboration: achieve cross-generational Bitcoin asset inheritance;
5. AI empowerment: use artificial intelligence tools to strengthen decision-making;
6. Architecture design: establish a compliant legal entity to manage encrypted assets;
7. Regional selection: give priority to economic freedom Jurisdiction;
8. Respect the rules: follow the operating logic of the existing financial system;
9. Corporate operation: achieve scale effect through enterprise architecture;
10. Strategic focus: the probability of success of Bitcoin investment in five years is 90%;
11. Equity sharing: attract partners who share risks;
12. Credit conversion: convert the needs of conservative investors into Bitcoin investment fuel;
13. Compliance operation: achieve accelerated development within the regulatory framework;
14. Capital turnover: achieve compound growth through rapid reinvestment;
15. Transparent communication: continue to convey clear Bitcoin value proposition;
16. Long-term commitment: resist market noise and maintain stability;
17. Professional execution: establish a precise and reliable investment management system;
18. Flexible adjustment: timely optimize strategies according to market changes;
19. Capacity evolution: continuous upgrading based on core advantages;
20. Concept communication: promote the inclusive financial value of Bitcoin;
21. Wealth feedback: invest resources in public welfare after success.
Saylor concluded by quoting Satoshi Nakamoto's original words: "You might as well hold some, just in case it becomes popular."