Michael Saylor: Restricting passive index investment in BTC is like historically restricting investment in oil fields, communication spectrum, or data centers
ChainCatcher News, Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor stated in a post that restricting passive index investment allocation to bitcoin at present would be as untimely as restricting investment in oil and oil wells in the 1900s, communication spectrum and signal towers in the 1980s, or computing power and data centers in the 2000s.
Saylor emphasized that bitcoin has become the new generation of digital credit and value infrastructure, and hindering institutional passive allocation would run counter to the cycles of historical innovation.
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