Michael Saylor, chairman of MicroStrategy and a well-known advocate for Bitcoin, has outlined a set of 21 guiding principles that he believes define the essence of Bitcoin.
This principles, titled the “21 Rules of Bitcoin,” encapsulates his deep conviction that Bitcoin represents both a financial and technological revolution.
Saylor, who has spearheaded MicroStrategy’s significant Bitcoin acquisitions, has consistently argued that BTC is the ultimate store of value. His latest set of principles serves as both an ideological framework for Bitcoin supporters and a direct response to skeptics.
The rules emphasize Bitcoin’s resilience, its role as a tool for financial sovereignty, and its transformative impact on those who engage with it.
The principles range from ideas about Bitcoin’s ability to thrive in uncertainty, its function as a universal asset, and the way it challenges conventional financial systems. Saylor asserts that true understanding of Bitcoin leads to adoption, while critics often dismiss it due to lack of knowledge.
He also emphasizes that Bitcoin changes individuals rather than the other way around and that those who embrace it will eventually recognize its full potential.
Ultimately, Saylor’s “21 Rules of Bitcoin” serve as a call to action for believers to educate others, promote adoption, and remain steadfast in their conviction that Bitcoin is the future of finance.
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