Adam Back Calls Out Corporate Hesitation: Why So Few Are Copying Saylor’s Bitcoin Playbook
Bitcoin Advocate Says “Bitcoin 7” Will Surpass “Magnificent 7” in Influence
In the ever-evolving world of cryptocurrency, a glaring question has emerged: Why are so few companies following Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin strategy?
Prominent cryptographer and Blockstream CEO Adam Back expressed his amazement, calling the lack of corporate action “staggering.”
Adam Back: Companies Ignoring Bitcoin Success at Their Own Risk
Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Adam Back pointed out the surprising inaction from corporate America:
“It’s staggering how few existing companies did it so far. He [Saylor] slow-walked them while beating all US stocks, and they still did nothing!”
Back emphasized that Michael Saylor, co-founder of Strategy, isn’t keeping his methods secret. In fact, Saylor hosts an annual conference dedicated to teaching other companies how to integrate Bitcoin into their balance sheets.
Despite Strategy’s phenomenal outperformance of traditional stock market players, few CEOs have dared to replicate its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy.
“Bitcoin 7” Set to Eclipse the “Magnificent 7,” Says Back
Earlier this week, Adam Back doubled down on his bullish Bitcoin outlook, suggesting that companies like Strategy are driving hyperbitcoinization — a global tipping point where Bitcoin becomes the dominant store of value.
In his latest post, Back went even further, predicting:
“Bitcoin 7 will be more significant than the Magnificent 7.”
The “Magnificent 7” — referring to tech giants like Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon — have long been the darlings of Wall Street. Back’s bold forecast implies that a new era is coming, where Bitcoin-centered companies could dominate global markets.
Michael Saylor: Relentless Bitcoin Purchases Continue
Meanwhile, Michael Saylor remains unwavering in his Bitcoin strategy.
He recently shared his Bitcoin tracker on social media, teasing yet another weekly purchase announcement expected on Monday.
Strategy’s Bitcoin treasury now approaches 540,000 BTC, solidifying its position as the largest corporate holder of the digital asset.
Saylor’s mantra remains simple and powerful:
“Stay humble. Stack sats.”
Yet despite his success, the broader corporate world remains hesitant. Even tech behemoth Microsoft, whose shareholders recently voted overwhelmingly against adopting Bitcoin, has shown little interest in following Saylor’s footsteps.
Final Thoughts
Adam Back’s warning highlights a critical missed opportunity for corporations still clinging to traditional finance models. As Bitcoin continues its march toward mainstream dominance, the few brave enough to act today may become the titans of tomorrow.
The question remains: Will companies wake up in time — or watch from the sidelines as the Bitcoin revolution accelerates without them?
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