Bitcoin's Evolving Narratives: Saylor Sees Digital Property for Value Storage, While Some Tout Payments Use
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MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor argues Bitcoin should be seen as "digital property" for "capital preservation," not a currency for payments.
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Saylor believes using Bitcoin for payments is a distraction and its main use case is storing value, competing with assets like gold.
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The Bitcoin community responds saying Bitcoin is actually the best medium of exchange, used for payments daily by many worldwide.
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There's debate whether payments vs store of value should be Bitcoin's main narrative and use case.
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The shift shows a new type of Bitcoin investor like Saylor emerging, who see their own specific use cases, differing from early adopter narratives.