Michael Saylor, CEO of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), recently shared his insights at the Bitcoin 2025 event, highlighting the accelerating adoption of Bitcoin by major corporations. CNBC reports that several large companies are allocating substantial capital to Bitcoin holdings, including Trump Media’s $500 million investment and Tether’s, SoftBank’s and Jack Mallers’ newly launched Twenty One Company initiative which aims to acquire 42,000 BTC. This trend positions Strategy as a leading force in corporate Bitcoin purchasing. While GameStop has also joined the fray, surpassing its profitability since 2020 when it initiated its Bitcoin strategy, Saylor remains optimistic about long-term benefits. He believes holding Bitcoin on balance sheets offers substantial value and expects increased demand for the asset. Notably, he observed a surge in interest from companies following Strategy’s playbook. In addition to these developments, President Trump’s Executive Order directing the creation of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, with initial focus on existing U.S. government holdings, has further fueled market momentum. Vice President JD Vance recently emphasized BTC as an inflation hedge and resistance against potential censorship, adding to its appeal for businesses. While some giants like Microsoft have remained skeptical, Saylor maintains his bullish outlook and expects increased purchasing difficulties in the future, but asserts Strategy’s dedication to acquiring more Bitcoin.