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Saylor: 'The more Bitcoin we buy, the better it is for the entire ecosystem'

Speaking to Bankless on April 13, Strategy founder Michael Saylor made clear the company has no intention of slowing…

Speaking to Bankless on April 13, Strategy founder Michael Saylor made clear the company has no intention of slowing its Bitcoin accumulation — or diversifying away from it. His core message: raise capital, buy Bitcoin, repeat. The more BTC Strategy holds, the simpler and more transparent the company's structure becomes, not more complicated.

Saylor also addressed the quantum computing threat, arguing Satoshi already laid out the answer — a point he used to reinforce confidence in Bitcoin's long-term resilience. For Strategy, that conviction translates directly into capital allocation: pure Bitcoin exposure, no mixed-asset hedging, no defensive pivot regardless of portfolio size.

The stance positions Strategy as the clearest institutional proxy for BTC on public markets — a bet that simplicity and conviction outperform complexity over a long time horizon.

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Michael Saylor: Satoshi Already Answered How Bitcoin Can Respond to the Quantum Threat Strategy founder Michael Saylor @saylor said in an April 13 interview with Bankless that “the more Bitcoin we buy, the better it is for the entire ecosystem,” and made clear that Strategy will not turn defensive as its Bitcoin holdings grow. He said the company's core strategy remains the same: raise capital, buy Bitcoin, and keep accumulating, rather than move toward diversification.Saylor also said Strategy is a pure Bitcoin stock, not a complex product mixed with other assets, and that the more Bitcoin it holds, the clearer and more transparent the company’s structure becomes.
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