The Strategy founder told BTCPrague on June 17 that Bitcoin adoption cannot depend solely on promoting its asset qualities, arguing product development is needed to broaden access.
Michael Saylor said Bitcoin needs strong products, not just advocacy around its monetary and asset characteristics, to access what he described as 99% of capital. In a June 17 interview with BTCPrague, the Strategy founder compared Bitcoin to aluminum, arguing that widespread adoption depends on building usable products around the asset rather than simply preaching its properties. The remarks point to a familiar industry debate over whether Bitcoin's next growth phase will come less from narrative and more from infrastructure, financial wrappers, and user-friendly tools that expand who can hold or use it.