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Michael Saylor Calls Corporate Bitcoin Adoption Necessary and Inevitable
Michael Saylor argued that corporate ownership of Bitcoin (BTC) is inevitable, framing companies as the legal engines it needs to succeed.
He made the case in a July 18 post on X, saying that firms provide efficiency and creditworthiness that no individual can match on their own.
Bitcoin has moved from an individual store of value to an asset held increasingly on corporate books. Saylor, chairman of Strategy (MSTR), has pushed that shift harder than any other executive.
His firm built what is often described as part of Bitcoin's long-term endgame, a strategy built on relentless institutional accumulation. Saylor has used his platform to promote that strategy for years, giving his posts outsized influence among crypto investors.
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Michael Saylor posted on X that “fiat currency is the problem” while companies and institutions strengthening Bitcoin are part of the solution. He quoted a River chart showing the average fiat currency lasts only 27 years before collapse or replacement, accompanied by data on severe purchasing power losses across history. Saylor called for unity in the Bitcoin community, urging members to debate ideas without labeling allies as enemies.
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Strategy’s Bitcoin Banking Adoption Index: Fidelity Tops Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and Citi
Strategy's Bitcoin Banking Adoption Index evaluated 25 global banks as of July 10 across Bitcoin spot trading, custody and digital asset products and found an average adoption rate of 32%, with Fidelity leading at 71%, BNY Mellon 46%, Goldman Sachs 45% and JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley and Citigroup at 43%. The report says expanding institutional crypto adoption, growing custody and trading revenue streams, and bank tokenization initiatives could reshape rankings and increase access to Bitcoin products, a trend reinforced by Strategy's role as the world's largest corporate Bitcoin holder.
Strategy CEO Phong Le has highlighted the growing competition among Wall Street’s largest financial institutions for leadership in Bitcoin and digital asset adoption.
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