MicroStrategy Chairman Michael Saylor added that the majority of capital entering the digital asset market is still flowing to Bitcoin, and that BTC remains in its status as a “global currency commodity.”
Saylor: Bitcoin exceeds the S&P 500 index indefinitely
Saylor said the number of companies investing in Bitcoin has increased from 60 to 160 over the last six months, saying, “Bitcoin is digital capital. I think it will exceed the S&P 500 index indefinitely. It’s low risk, high returns, and the clearest strategy.”
Saylor said MicroStrategy not only owns BTC, but also offers a variety of investment options, including:
- 21 year BTC security bonds (contest) – 8.5% dividend yield,
- High Yield Long-Term Instrument (Strike) – 11.5% dividend yield,
- Monthly Bitcoin Security Bond (Stretch CRC) – 9% dividend yield for those who want to invest in short-term cash, he said there are products like:
Saylor noted that the demand for these products is “surprising” from both private and institutional investors.
Saylor also mentioned the Trump administration’s tariffs on gold imports, claiming that this would accelerate interest in Bitcoin, which he described as “digital gold” instead of physical gold.
“Bitcoin lives in cyberspace. It’s nothing. It can be moved across borders in a few minutes and is not subject to tariffs. This creates a new wave of BTC adoption for agencies.”
*This is not investment advice.
