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Michael Saylor

Executive Chairman, Strategy (MicroStrategy) · United States

Focus: bitcoin, corporate treasury

Turned his company into the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin; one of its most vocal advocates.

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Bitcoin (BTC)

Week of

Around October 25, 2026, on X (formerly Twitter).

What did Michael Saylor say about Bitcoin?

His latest post simply said "Bitcoin is the moat." In the days before that, he talked about how his company Strategy keeps stacking more Bitcoin per share, and shared a J.P. Morgan projection that Bitcoin could outpace stocks, bonds, and gold over the next decade. He also called it "raw financial energy" and said the setup looks like a period where headwinds are turning into tailwinds.

What does he actually mean?

A "moat" is the ditch around a castle that keeps invaders out. Saylor is saying Bitcoin itself is the protective advantage, something scarce that no robot or algorithm can create more of. He sees his company as a machine built to gather as much of it as possible.

Why does this matter for regular people?

Saylor's company holds more Bitcoin than any other public company, so his words move attention and sometimes prices. Knowing his stance helps you understand one loud voice in the conversation, not the whole conversation.

Based on a live scan of their X posts and the news.

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