It Will Be Exponentially Harder to Buy Bitcoin: Michael Saylor

Saylor's Bitcoin Buying Strategy Gains Traction Globally, But Wall Street Remains Skeptical

CNBC recently covered Michael Saylor's speech at Bitcoin 2025, highlighting his company Strategy's approach to Bitcoin accumulation. The report also noted several other major corporations following similar paths.

This week saw significant Bitcoin-related announcements:

• Trump Media plans to invest $500 million in Bitcoin
• Tether, SoftBank, and Strike's Jack Mallers launched Twenty One, a public company aiming to hold 42,000 BTC
• GameStop has begun Bitcoin purchases, though unlikely to match Strategy's success since 2020

Saylor views recent market fluctuations as temporary, maintaining that long-term Bitcoin holdings have shown remarkable popularity. He reports growing global interest, with executives from the U.K., South Korea, Hong Kong and elsewhere seeking to replicate Strategy's model.

Recent government actions include:

• President Trump's executive order establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve
• Vice President JD Vance endorsing Bitcoin as protection against inflation and government overreach

Saylor Remains Bullish, but Wall Street Remains Skeptical

Saylor continues his strong Bitcoin advocacy, calling it "an idea whose time has come" and "digital capital." He believes no force can stop Bitcoin's growth and warns Microsoft against missing this technological shift.

Despite his confidence, not all corporations agree. Microsoft has declined to allocate cash reserves to Bitcoin purchases. Saylor remains committed to Strategy's Bitcoin accumulation strategy, anticipating both price increases and greater acquisition challenges ahead.

"We think it will get exponentially harder to buy Bitcoin, but we will work exponentially more efficiently to buy Bitcoin," Saylor stated.