Michael Saylor said Bitcoin would be limited to just 1% of its potential if it is not integrated with banks, corporations, custodians, exchanges, equity and credit markets, governments, and currencies. The Strategy co-founder argued that refusing those connections means denying benefits to 99% of the world. He has long maintained that Bitcoin needs traditional financial infrastructure to reach the mainstream, and said deep integration with the existing financial system is the key to unlocking its full value. Strategy, the company he co-founded, currently holds hundreds of thousands of BTC as a core reserve asset. The remarks were cited by Cointelegraph and carried by Techub News.
Michael Saylor said Bitcoin would be confined to 1% of its potential if it is kept separate from banks, corporations, custodians, exchanges, equity and credit markets, governments, and currencies.
According to Techub News, citing Cointelegraph, the Strategy co-founder said rejecting that integration would mean refusing to let 99% of the world benefit from Bitcoin.
Saylor has long argued that Bitcoin needs to move through traditional financial infrastructure to achieve mainstream adoption. In his view, deep integration with the existing financial system is the key path to unlocking Bitcoin’s full value.
His company currently holds hundreds of thousands of bitcoins as a core reserve asset.
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