Why Bitcoin Is Leaving Big Tech Eating Dust-Michael Saylor Spills the Beans

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In the dust-choked halls of Wall Street, where giants of silicon and sleek suits parade their fortunes, a different kind of story was whispered-no, shouted-by Michael Saylor. Strategy’s stock and treasure moves grabbed the eye like a hungry crow eyeing a shiny scrap, its executive chairman boldly claiming his firm’s returns outshone the so-called Magnificent 7 tech titans. The verdict? Strategy didn’t just dip a toe into Bitcoin-they cannonballed with gusto, and the numbers tell a tale as sharp as a rattlesnake’s rattle.

Strategy’s Bitcoin Haul And Returns

Michael Saylor, with the certainty of a desert preacher preaching rain, posted that Strategy now clutches some 638,460 bitcoins, thanks to a recent chase that scooped up 1,955 more coins at an average price near a pizzazzing $111,196 per Bitcoin. Altogether, they’ve thrown roughly $47 billion into this digital haystack, fees and all, averaging about $73,880 per coin. Not exactly loose change from the sofa cushions.

That mountain of digital gold today shines bright at around $71 billion. It’s a towering testament to Saylor’s belief that his firm’s strategy-more bull than bear-wasn’t just a gamble, but a masterstroke in a market where most tech heroes seemed to stumble.

Open Interest And Market Cap Comparison

Not one to keep secrets, Saylor unveiled a chart where Strategy sat proudly at the top, sailing at 100% on the open interest versus market cap scale. Tesla? A modest 26%. As for those other ‘mighties’-Nvidia, Meta, Alphabet, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft-they trailed far behind, looking a bit like kids caught chewing gum in class.

This shiny chart was Saylor’s weapon of choice, making the case that Strategy’s entanglement with Bitcoin had left many of the big tech boys chewing dust and wondering what just hit ‘em.

What’s your Strategy to beat the Magnificent 7?

– Michael Saylor (@saylor) September 13, 2025

Ah, the Magnificent 7-every hero has an Achilles’ heel. Apple and Microsoft are locked horn-to-horn with regulators, the bastions of red tape and bureaucratic toothaches. Amazon’s consumer fire is cooling, like a stove left too long on idle. Tesla faces an electric car rodeo, with competition riding close on its heels. Meanwhile, Nvidia still rides the AI wave but even this lead horse has lost some footing from its earlier gallop.

Annualized returns put Strategy’s bulls strutting at 91%, Nvidia jogging at 72%, Tesla riding at 32%, Alphabet lumbering at 26%, and Meta barely crawling at 23%. Microsoft, Apple, and Amazon looked like last year’s leftovers in the yard sale of gains.

Bitcoin vs Tech returns chart

Other Firms Are Buying Bitcoin Too

Turns out, Strategy’s not the only kid showing off in the Bitcoin sandbox. Around a dozen other companies threw their hats (and wallets) in the ring last week. Gemini bagged 1,191 Bitcoins; Bitdeer lumbered in with 333.5 BTC. From Japan’s Metaplanet to China’s Cango and the steadfast Volcon in the US, the crowd of digital coin collectors grows bigger and noisier.

BitcoinTreasuries.NET tallies it up-the 100 largest public hoarders now clutch a staggering 1,009,202 BTC. That’s a mountain of money, glittering at over $117 billion, enough to make any cowboy banker whistle.

Bitcoin Could Be The Answer

With a wink and a nod, Saylor threw down his gauntlet once more: “What’s your Strategy to beat the Magnificent 7?” And just maybe, behind that digital poker face, the answer lies not in silicon circuits or code, but in the wild, unpredictable frontier of Bitcoin.

For those watching the game, it’s a choice as old as man: to trust the new gold or stick to the familiar shine of the old.

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2025-09-14 21:06