Bitcoin News Today: Bitcoin Bull Michael Saylor Hails BTC as Global Monetary Commodity

Michael Saylor, chairman of MicroStrategy, has reiterated his strong bullish stance on Bitcoin, emphasizing that BTC continues to dominate the digital asset market and functions as a "global monetary commodity." He noted that the majority of capital entering the crypto space is still directed toward Bitcoin, underscoring its unique role as a digital store of value [1].

Saylor also highlighted the growing institutional adoption of Bitcoin, stating that the number of companies investing in BTC has risen from 60 to 160 over the past six months. He described Bitcoin as "digital capital" and expressed confidence that it will outperform the S&P 500 index indefinitely. According to Saylor, Bitcoin offers a strategy with "lower risk, higher returns, and the clearest strategy," positioning it as a compelling alternative to traditional equities [1].

In addition to MicroStrategy’s own BTC holdings, Saylor revealed that the company has developed several investment instruments linked to Bitcoin, including a 21-year secured bond (Strife) offering an 8.5% dividend yield, a high-yield long-term instrument (Strike) with an 11.5% yield, and a monthly Bitcoin secured bond (Stretch CRC) providing a 9% yield. These products, Saylor said, are designed to appeal to both short-term and long-term investors. He noted that demand for these offerings has been “phenomenal” from both retail and institutional investors [1].

Saylor also commented on the potential impact of the Trump administration’s proposed tariffs on gold imports. He argued that such policies could drive greater interest in Bitcoin as a substitute for physical gold. He described Bitcoin as “digital gold,” noting that it has no weight, can be transferred across borders in minutes, and is not subject to customs duties. This, he suggested, could trigger a new wave of institutional adoption of BTC [1].

Saylor’s remarks reinforce a broader narrative in the financial sector that Bitcoin is increasingly being viewed as a legitimate asset class and a hedge against traditional financial systems. His confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term outperformance of the S&P 500 index reflects a broader trend of institutional investors re-evaluating their risk-return profiles in favor of digital assets [1].

Source: [1] Bitcoin Bull Michael Saylor Reveals His New Prediction About BTC (https://coinmarketcap.com/community/articles/6896fa196398d04caaa10d04/)