According to ChainCatcher, Michael Saylor, the board chairman of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), once again called on Microsoft to adjust its capital allocation strategy, suggesting abandoning bonds and stock buybacks in favor of Bitcoin, believing this would create more shareholder value while reducing corporate risk.
Over the past five years, based on TradingView data, Bitcoin's average annual return was 53%, while Microsoft's average annual return was approximately 6%; Bitcoin rose by over 950%, compared to Microsoft's rise of about 148%. Saylor emphasized that Bitcoin is a highly liquid, interchangeable capital asset that can serve as a modern alternative to bonds.
