Michael Saylor has said Bitcoin’s next stage may come from changing less at the protocol level while becoming more important across finance. In a new X article titled “Bitcoin Evolves by Not Changing,” the Strategy executive chairman argued that Bitcoin should act as a monetary network, not a fast-moving software platform.
Summary
- Saylor says ETF, treasury and credit flows now matter more than old miner supply shocks.
- Crypto.news reported that 21Shares still sees Bitcoin’s four-year cycle as intact despite wider institutional demand.
- Strategy’s digital credit framework shows how Saylor wants Bitcoin exposure to move through capital markets.
