Michael Saylor expressed strong support for Bitcoin-powered Digital Credit issuers like Strive and Strategy, emphasizing that they can compete for investments while expanding the overall market. He highlighted Bitcoin as a shared foundation linking their balance sheets and pointed to the vast global equity and fixed-income markets, each exceeding $150 trillion, as growth opportunities. Saylor described three growth drivers: Bitcoin appreciation, adoption of Digital Credit, and recognition of Digital Equity. He also noted Strive's $50 million purchase of STRC shares as a sign of complementarity within the sector, encouraging collaboration to build the industry.
Michael Saylor's remarks on Bitcoin Digital Credit issuers come with this market context from Pluang as of Sep 30, 2026 19:50 WIB: Among 50 major cryptocurrencies priced on Pluang, 21 rose and 28 fell today. Notable movers include GRT at Rp531 with a 1-day change of -3.72%, SAND at Rp811 up 3.26%, and BAT at Rp1.631 down 2.68%. The most notable figure is BAT's 95% sell order activity on Pluang.
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