- Michael Saylor addresses Bitcoin supply ownership concerns
- Says 3–7% control isn’t “too much”
- MicroStrategy remains committed to Bitcoin
Michael Saylor, the Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy and a vocal Bitcoin advocate, recently appeared on CNBC where he made headlines once again. In the interview, Saylor defended MicroStrategy’s substantial Bitcoin holdings, stating that owning 3–7% of the total Bitcoin supply is not “too much.”
This statement reinforces Saylor’s long-term belief in Bitcoin as a superior store of value and a viable treasury reserve asset . MicroStrategy has been aggressively accumulating Bitcoin since 2020 and now owns over 1% of the total supply — a figure that continues to grow.
Strategic Accumulation, Not Overreach
Saylor compared MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin strategy to how tech companies dominate key infrastructure in their domains. Just like Apple dominates mobile hardware or Google rules search, he believes there’s nothing wrong with a company concentrating a strategic share of a decentralized asset like Bitcoin.
He emphasized that 3–7% is not monopolistic, but rather a strong position that reflects conviction. In decentralized ecosystems, this kind of accumulation doesn’t give one entity control, since the Bitcoin network remains governed by code, consensus, and global participation.
MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin Play Remains Strong
Saylor’s comments come as MicroStrategy continues to increase its Bitcoin holdings. The company has made BTC its primary treasury asset and raised capital specifically to buy more. This commitment has inspired other institutional players and added legitimacy to Bitcoin’s role in corporate finance.
While critics worry about centralization, Saylor argues that in a digital and decentralized world, owning even a few percent of a fixed asset like Bitcoin is smart strategy — not hoarding.
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