Why Isn’t Every Company Playing Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin Game Yet?

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Adam Back, the British cryptographer who probably talks to computers more than humans, finds it downright staggering that almost no companies have bothered to copy Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin playbook. Like, hello? Is anyone paying attention?

“It’s staggering how few existing companies did it so far. He slow-walked them while beating all US stocks, and they still did nothing!” Adam ranted on X, probably while sipping a very strong cup of tea ☕️.

In case you missed the memo, Saylor’s so jazzed about this Bitcoin mission that he hosts an annual conference dedicated to convincing other companies to jump on the bandwagon. Spoiler: the bandwagon is 540,000 coins strong now, and it’s not stopping.

Adam, living his best Twitter life, recently painted a picture of a future so Bitcoin-drenched that “Bitcoin 7” will outshine the so-called “Magnificent 7” – whatever that means. Basically, a crypto glow-up is happening and we’re all just watching. 🍿

Meanwhile, Saylor is out here flaunting his Bitcoin tracker like it’s a shiny new toy, gearing up to announce yet another purchase next Monday. Because why not collect coins like they’re Pokémon cards?

But here’s the kicker: almost no one else is jumping on the Bitcoin hype train. Take Microsoft’s shareholders—they basically said “no thanks” to Bitcoin. Apparently, they prefer their tech giant with a side of skepticism. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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2025-04-27 22:26