Saylor: Wall Street dey underrate Bitcoin as Corporate Asset

MicroStrategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor tok Fox Business say Wall Street dey undervalue Bitcoin potential as corporate treasury asset. E talk say Bitcoin don deliver average annualized returns pass 50%, while companies wey dey hold US Treasuries fit dey behind by about 10% every year. Saylor argue say companies wey adopt “Bitcoin standard” fit out-perform S&P 500 by around 40% annually. Using MicroStrategy own heavy Bitcoin investments as proof, Saylor point out say traditional valuation models no dey consider strategic value of digital assets. E mention key barriers for bigger adoption—regulatory wahala, lack of blockchain skills, and risk fear—but say momentum dey build as more firms dey explore Bitcoin for treasury management. Saylor also talk about recent US law, like Genius Act, plus expected regulatory clarity wey fit push institutional adoption. E warn say wider crypto sectors—DeFi, NFTs, and Web3—still dey judged unfairly by short-term metrics but get long-term disruptive potential. Traders suppose watch institutional flows into Bitcoin and rise of corporate Bitcoin standards as possible drivers for sustained market rally.