Blockchain Report on Nostr: Michael Saylor's "The Bitcoin Reformation" argues Bitcoin is evolving from digital ...
Michael Saylor's "The Bitcoin Reformation" argues Bitcoin is evolving from digital cash to global "digital capital." He sees banks/govts as allies, not obsolete. Self-custody should be a right. Saylor also believes "paper Bitcoin" like ETFs, stocks, bonds, & derivatives can integrate if transparent, contributing to Bitcoin's financialization. He predicts Bitcoin will increasingly underpin equity, credit, currency, and derivatives systems as the foundational reserve asset.
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