Michael Saylor

Michael Saylor plans to present a Bitcoin investment strategy to Microsoft’s board ahead of a key vote on 10 December. The proposal, backed by shareholder activism, suggests Microsoft consider Bitcoin as a potential investment, citing MicroStrategy's success with the asset.

MicroStrategy 创始人 Michael Saylor 最近提出比特币持有者应将资产托管于银行而非自我管理，引发了加密社区的强烈反应。以太坊联合创始人 Vitalik Buterin 公开批评这一观点，认为此举与去中心化和加密货币的核心理念相违背，反而助长了对加密资产的监管控制。

Michael Saylor plans to leave his Bitcoin wealth to the world, similar to how Bitcoin's creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, did. He believes Bitcoin is a vital tool for the future economy, helping to preserve wealth and potentially solve many of the world's problems.

Michael Saylor continues to increase his personal bitcoin holdings, now valued over $1 billion. He views bitcoin as a secure and transformative investment, with predictions of its value potentially reaching up to $49 million by 2045.

The Bitcoin conference in Nashville showcases high-profile endorsements and strategic discussions aimed at bolstering Bitcoin's adoption and regulatory clarity in the US, emphasizing the cryptocurrency’s growing significance in the global financial landscape.

Wisconsin Investment Board invests $162M in Bitcoin ETFs, signaling mainstream finance's foray into crypto. Michael Saylor praises move. Other financial giants follow suit, with optimistic projections for Bitcoin's future.

Saylor's tweet highlights Bitcoin's transformative potential amid market uncertainty sparked by Mt. Gox's Bitcoin movements. It emphasizes resilience and belief in Bitcoin's long-term value despite fluctuations.

Ether briefly surged past $3930, with MicroStrategy's CEO now supporting the approval of an Ether spot ETF.

Michael Saylor likens Bitcoin to 'Godzilla,' asserting its dominance amid SEC's Ethereum ETF approval. Bitcoin maximalists remain skeptical, emphasizing Bitcoin's supremacy despite regulatory advances in Ethereum.

At Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting, Buffett mourns Munger's passing and warns of AI-driven scams while Berkshire's stock rises but deal activity slows, prompting questions about its future without Munger.