Michael Saylor, a well-known Bitcoin supporter and executive chairman of Strategy, has published a new post on Twitter regarding Bitcoin's future in corporate investments. His messages have become especially relevant following US President Donald Trump signing an executive order allowing retirement funds to invest in cryptocurrency.
Michael Saylor's Predictions on Bitcoin
Saylor published an AI-generated image of himself looking down on Wall Street from the top of a skyscraper. The image shows Manhattan bathed in the orange light of sunset. The color orange, according to Saylor and many other Bitcoin enthusiasts, is associated with this cryptocurrency. In his post, he stated: 'Wall Street is orange.'
Green Light for Corporate Investments
According to Saylor, this statement likely foreshadows Wall Street's deeper engagement with Bitcoin in the short term. He suggests that corporations may begin to shift their operations onto the Bitcoin blockchain, including using BTC as a reserve digital asset. This seems increasingly likely after Trump's signing of a document allowing 401(k) plans to invest not only in bonds and stocks but also in riskier assets like real estate and cryptocurrencies.
Robert Kiyosaki's View on Financial Markets' Future
Meanwhile, financial expert Robert Kiyosaki also shared his thoughts on the state of the market. He predicted an upcoming crash in the stock and bond markets, criticizing financial advisors for their hints regarding safety. Kiyosaki noted that the commercial real estate market is also crumbling. According to him, many investors, particularly from Asia, are starting to buy gold, and he himself is accumulating gold, silver, Bitcoin, and cattle in anticipation of a new Great Depression. He urged his followers to stack Bitcoin.
In the context of changes in financial markets and new legislative initiatives, Bitcoin's future in corporate investment strategies appears promising. As noted by Michael Saylor, Bitcoin may become an essential element on Wall Street, while financial experts like Robert Kiyosaki warn of potential crises in traditional markets.
