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Saylor emphasized this need for adaptability, citing his own awakening to Bitcoin during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic. As the economy ground to a halt and federal interest rates fell to zero, he felt obliged to reconsider his financial strategies. Watching the value of cash decline prompted him to delve back into Bitcoin, which he considered a safeguard against hyperinflation.
Digital Property: The New Frontier
The conversation then shifted to Saylor's conviction that Bitcoin represents more than currency; it is an asset akin to real estate in cyberspace. He likened investing in Bitcoin to buying a part of "cyber Manhattan," where there are a finite number of digital properties available, making Bitcoin a rarity in a world increasingly driven by digital assets.