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On November 5, 2026, Michael Saylor, the founder of Strategy, connected remotely to the Oranje Summit 2026 held in São Paulo, Brazil. He stated that cutting-edge AI models would enhance the attack capabilities of hackers, and complex software used for transferring funds, such as exchanges and wallets, is particularly vulnerable to attacks. He believes that the design of the Bitcoin network can withstand AI threats, and that Satoshi Nakamoto's decision to limit underlying functions was wise, as complex software would expand the attack surface. He also mentioned that Bitcoin, supported by its strong computing power and security, would prevail in the competition for the global digital capital standard.

According to Strategy Chairman Michael Saylor's post, he released a Bitcoin holding tracking chart, captioned "Connecting these dots," which may imply that Strategy will continue to increase its BTC holdings.The orange dots in the chart represent the historical times when Strategy purchased Bitcoin, and the chart shows that as of November 8, it holds 849,327 BTC.

Michael Saylor posted on the X platform, stating that digital credit combines financial infrastructures such as corporate equity, preferred stock, trading markets, tax laws, and securities regulation that have gradually formed over hundreds of years.Stretch, under Strategy, completed its initial issuance in July 2025, raising approximately $2.521 billion. Strategy stated that it has used the net proceeds after deducting expenses to purchase 21,021 bitcoins. Stretch is a perpetual preferred stock traded on NASDAQ, adopting a monthly dividend rate policy determined by the board of directors.

According to BeInCrypto, MicroStrategy Chairman Michael Saylor warned at the OranjeBTC summit that the new threat to the cryptocurrency industry after the Binance hacking incident is hackers utilizing AI, rather than flaws in Bitcoin itself. He stated that advanced AI models significantly enhance the capabilities of attackers, and the real threat comes from AI hackers launching attacks on new software that has not been adequately tested and was rushed to launch.He urged exchanges, banks, and custodians to scan their systems daily with cutting-edge AI models, stating that Bitcoin itself is robust, but poorly constructed digital business software is vulnerable to hacking. Saylor also pointed out that every new feature on Ethereum, Solana, or Cardano provides new entry points for attackers.

Strategy founder and chairman Michael Saylor posted on X that Florida has elected a Republican governor who supports a U.S. Bitcoin reserve, and Texas has elected a Democratic senator who previously voted in favor of establishing a Bitcoin reserve in the state. The reasons for holding Bitcoin transcend party lines.In the 2026 midterm elections, Republican federal representative Byron Donalds defeated Democrat David Jolly to become the governor of Florida. He proposed H.R. 2112, which aims to provide legal authority for an executive order to establish a federal strategic Bitcoin reserve and digital asset reserve, and stated during his campaign that Florida already has proposals for establishing a strategic reserve.Democratic state representative James Talarico defeated Republican Ken Paxton to become the federal senator from Texas, making him the first Democrat to win a statewide election in the state since 1994. Legislative records show that he voted in favor of SB21, which aimed to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve in Texas during his time as a state representative. Texas Governor Greg Abbott has signed related legislation in 2025.

Michael Saylor posted that he believes artificial intelligence (AI) can attack cryptocurrency applications, so there is no reason to hold Bitcoin, just as there is no reason to speak English because AI can attack communication applications.Saylor uses this to refute the viewpoint that directly links AI's ability to attack applications with the value of holding Bitcoin.

Founder of Strategy Michael Saylor posted that if one believes anyone can issue cryptocurrency, then there is no reason to buy Bitcoin, it is like believing anyone can invent a language, so there is no reason to learn English.

According to Bitcoin.com News, shareholders of the Bitcoin holding company Strategy will vote on October 28 to decide whether to adjust the terms of STRC, STRF, STRK, and STRD, allowing for the daily setting of dividend record dates. The proposal requires majority support from all issued common stock voting rights, with abstentions and broker non-votes counted as opposition; preferred shareholders do not have voting rights.Michael Saylor currently holds 32.9% of the total voting rights, and the proposal needs approximately 17 percentage points of support from other shareholders. If approved, STRC holders can receive daily dividends from November 1 to 30, totaling $1 per share, with an annualized rate of 12%; if not approved, daily dividends will not be implemented.Strategy will announce its third-quarter performance on October 29. As of October 25, the company holds 848,517 bitcoins and $5.1 billion in assets.

Michael Saylor posted on the X platform that Strategy has repurchased 205 million dollars of STRC.As of October 25, 2026, Strategy holds 848,500 BTC and 5.1 billion dollars in assets.

According to The Block, Strategy founder Michael Saylor outlined his vision for a "perfect" digital currency at the ParaFi Investor Day, which is a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar and backed by Bitcoin, offering a yield of 6% to 8%.Saylor stated that this will be the next development direction for digital capital and digital credit products.

Michael Saylor, the founder of Bitcoin Strategy Company, responded to Bloomberg's interview regarding the possibility of MSCI's new index rules excluding MSTR. He stated that this move is not very important for Strategy, as the scale of funds they control is relatively small, but he is disappointed with MSCI's stance so far. Oil, natural gas, land, and machinery are all considered capital, while Bitcoin is not. This is a value judgment and actually reflects a bias against digital assets. They are like unregistered financial advisors, setting a "bad precedent" for the entire industry, and he hopes they will reconsider. Digital assets represent the future; MSCI may not want to participate in this future, but investors will not agree, and neither will the United States. If MSCI abandons the proposal to exclude MSTR, it would benefit the entire industry.Regarding the core controversy of whether Strategy belongs to companies with actual operating businesses, Michael Saylor compared it to banks and insurance companies. He believes these financial institutions sell credit and policies, while Strategy supports digital credit products with Bitcoin. Therefore, Strategy is an operating enterprise and should be viewed like other financial companies.

Michael Saylor posted on the X platform, stating that this week at ParaFi Investor Day, he introduced digital capital, credit, and equity, and had a fireside chat with Jeff Park discussing digital assets, digital intelligence, and the future of finance.The speech covered topics such as Bitcoin as digital capital, CLARITY regulation, the adoption of Bitcoin banking, reshaping gold-backed credit with STRC, STRC returning to par value, Bitcoin earnings per share, the Strategy triple flywheel, shifting from quarterly dividends to daily dividends, Bitcoin-backed stablecoins, the adoption of digital credit institutions, as well as digital currencies, derivatives, exchanges, regulation, and product development in the AI era.

Bitcoin News posted on platform X stating that Michael Saylor explained that Strategy intends to have investors accept selling Bitcoin as part of its overall financial strategy. When Strategy initially sold 32 Bitcoins, the market reacted excessively; subsequently, the market absorbed the sale of thousands of Bitcoins without a negative impact on the price.Saylor stated that when it aligns with the interests of shareholders and credit investors, Strategy must be able to buy and sell Bitcoin.

According to Bloomberg, Michael Saylor, the founder of Strategy, stated in an interview that the cryptocurrency market crash of the past year has ended, and the market is entering a bull market, with Bitcoin expected to break $100,000 again. He pointed out that Bitcoin previously bottomed out just below $60,000 and is currently moving towards above $80,000, expecting an annual growth rate of 20% to 30% for Bitcoin in the coming years.Saylor also mentioned that Strategy may continue to increase its Bitcoin holdings and issue credit products during the bull market. Additionally, it has been reported that MSCI is considering adjusting index rules and may remove Strategy from its global equity benchmark index, with a decision expected to be announced on Friday. Saylor expressed disappointment regarding this, believing that the stance shows bias against digital assets, and hopes MSCI will reconsider.

After completing a large STRC preferred stock buyback in September, Chairman Michael Saylor revealed that the company "still has room" to purchase more Bitcoin.Independent analysts believe this move is aimed at optimizing the balance sheet to support future Bitcoin procurement plans with subsequent capital reserves.

Founder of Strategy Michael Saylor posted on platform X, stating that since the company adopted the "Bitcoin Standard" in 2020, the annualized return rates for MSTR, representing digital equity, and BTC, representing digital capital, have reached 52% and 38%, respectively.Michael Saylor added that both have outperformed traditional assets such as stocks, gold, real estate, and bonds during the same period, and stated, "The future of capital belongs to digital."

Michael Saylor, the founder of Bitcoin Treasury Company Strategy, posted on the X platform stating that Bitcoin can serve different types of investors. BTC provides direct ownership, MSTR offers leveraged Bitcoin exposure, while STRC provides income opportunities, and its 30-day price volatility is lower than all "Seven Giants" stocks.Michael Saylor added that digital capital is the foundation of digital equity and digital credit.

Founder of Strategy Michael Saylor posted that he hopes Strive and all well-managed "Bitcoin-driven digital credit" issuers achieve success.Strategy is built on the same foundation as Strive: BTC belongs to digital capital, STRC and SATA belong to digital credit, and MSTR and ASST belong to digital equity. The securities structures and decisions of both parties are independent, although they will compete for individual capital allocations, they can also jointly expand long-term market opportunities.Saylor cited SIFMA data stating that by the end of 2025, the global stock market value will reach $157.8 trillion, and the fixed income debt balance will reach $160.7 trillion, with 0.1% of either market being approximately $160 billion.He proposed a threefold amplification mechanism: corporate financing to purchase supply-constrained Bitcoin can increase demand and improve the asset coverage of related companies; more issuers launching digital credit products can accumulate research, trading, and liquidity foundations, reducing the premium investors demand due to unfamiliarity, and potentially narrowing credit spreads and financing costs; more companies proving that this model can operate in different market environments may enhance market recognition of digital equity.He also emphasized that a single purchase does not guarantee Bitcoin appreciation, Bitcoin itself does not pay interest, and the profit margin between long-term asset returns and financing costs must be obtained through disciplined management; more issuers will not automatically lead to higher valuations.This model depends on a robust capital structure, prudent liquidity, transparent disclosure, and useful products. Weak issuers may undermine confidence in the entire category, while more credible issuers can meet institutional diversification investment needs and attract funds that would not otherwise enter the category.

According to Bloomberg, Strategy's Executive Chairman Michael Saylor is seeking to adjust the dividend mechanism for the company's preferred shares, proposing to change the dividend payment from bi-monthly or quarterly to daily for billions of dollars in preferred stock. The annualized yield on the related securities can reach up to 12%, and Saylor stated that this move would help improve liquidity and market efficiency.Previously, Strategy primarily raised funds by selling common stock to purchase Bitcoin, but as the premium of common stock relative to its Bitcoin assets disappeared, the company shifted to issuing perpetual preferred shares that do not dilute the equity of common stock shareholders. Such securities have no fixed repayment date and can provide a new source of financing for Strategy. The company currently has over $14 billion in preferred shares outstanding. Although the company has repurchased over $1 billion of floating-rate preferred shares STRC, it has still been unable to issue new STRC since May.Analysts pointed out that increasing the frequency of dividend payments mainly reduces dividend-related volatility, cannot eliminate credit and Bitcoin price risks, and may not necessarily enhance market liquidity. The shareholder vote on the proposal will conclude on October 28. Given that Saylor is the main shareholder of Strategy, the proposal is expected to pass.