Michael Saylor's new essay claims Bitcoin is a better form of money than gold or fiat currency because it combines their advantages while minimizing weaknesses. He explains that good money must preserve value over time and be transferable across borders, which Bitcoin achieves through its digital nature and fixed supply of 21 million coins. Despite Bitcoin's current price volatility and being about 50% below its all-time high, Saylor emphasizes its long-term potential to store wealth better than expandable fiat money. His firm Strategy has shifted from a 'never sell Bitcoin' stance to planning sales in 2026, reflecting a nuanced view of Bitcoin's role as a long-term monetary solution rather than a stable short-term asset.
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