MicroStrategy’s company Bitcoin treasury technique is taking off. Public corporations are FOMO’ing into bitcoin. It’s nearly as if Trump’s pro-Bitcoin stance is giving corporations the inexperienced mild to stack BTC.
Yesterday alone, seven public corporations introduced that they’ve purchased or plan to purchase bitcoin for his or her treasury reserves, with one new firm committing to buying $1 million in BTC as we speak. Loopy, proper? It has felt like a minimal of 1 to 2 new corporations a day are adopting bitcoin as a reserve asset — to not point out all the businesses getting bitcoin publicity by way of the ETFs.
It’s surreal to witness the FOMO from corporations adopting a company Bitcoin playbook in actual time. I imply, Michael Saylor has been preaching this and main by instance for the final 4 and a half years, and now that we’re nearly at $100,000 bitcoin, corporations are FOMOing in en masse.
Was it the dramatic enhance in bitcoin’s worth that catalyzed this surge in increasingly corporations adopting Bitcoin, the incoming Trump presidency, or are corporations lastly taking Saylor’s recommendation significantly after his technique has confirmed to achieve success? It’s laborious to inform — it’s in all probability a mixture of all three.
Past the borders of the U.S., different corporations are additionally adopting the MicroStrategy playbook — and reaping the advantages of it. Metaplanet, a publicly-traded Japanese firm, went from a zombie firm to ranked #29 out of 4,000 listed corporations in Japan by buying and selling worth since adopting a company Bitcoin technique. Unreal.
Metaplanet ranked #29 out of 4,000 listed corporations in Japan by buying and selling worth, surpassing a lot bigger market friends reminiscent of Itochu and NTT https://t.co/mUgdytMRM6 pic.twitter.com/Xzf66g9o1r
— Simon Gerovich (@gerovich) November 19, 2024
Over the course of the following 12 months I’m anticipating this company Bitcoin adoption to solely enhance as the worth of bitcoin rises and Trump takes workplace.
“Welcome to the Bitcoin Commonplace” — Michael Saylor.