Saylor’s “Fight for Bitcoin” and Its Implications for Long-Term Investment Strategy
Michael Saylor’s relentless advocacy for Bitcoin has positioned him as a central figure in the asset’s institutionalization. As of August 2025, his company Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) holds 629,376 Bitcoin—nearly 3% of the total supply—valued at over $72 billion, cementing its role as a corporate reserve asset [1]. This accumulation, part of the 42/42 Plan—a $84 billion initiative to secure Bitcoin as a core reserve by 2027—has catalyzed a broader shift. Public companies now collectively hold over 961,700 Bitcoin, valued at $110 billion, with Saylor’s influence inspiring firms like GameStop and Strive Asset Management to enter the space [1]. His strategy leverages convertible debt and equity offerings to purchase…
