During his appearance on the What Bitcoin Did podcast, Michael Saylor strongly defended companies that utilize crypto-assets as a treasury reserve. In response to criticism of firms with operating losses that continue to acquire BTC, Saylor argued that the corporate adoption of Bitcoin is a rational capital allocation decision that can financially rescue an organization by offsetting its operating losses through the asset’s appreciation.
This strategy is increasingly evident in global balance sheets, where public companies already hold 1.1 million BTC, equivalent to 5.5% of the circulating supply. Saylor maintains that holding Bitcoin offers a superior risk-reward profile compared to Treasury bonds or share buybacks in struggling businesses, consolidating the corporate adoption of Bitcoin as a cornerstone for long-term value preservation.
Both the sustainability of this model in less favorable market conditions and the pace at which new players join—following the late 2025 slowdown—remain under close scrutiny. The market concentration in the hands of major holders like MARA and Twenty One Capital will be decisive in measuring the actual success of the corporate adoption of Bitcoin against the skepticism of traditional analysts.
Source:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J85O-ckNxCw
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