— A thesis for the century, not just the cycle.
In a world flooded with unstable currencies, inflated assets, and unsustainable debt — one man makes the boldest call of the decade:
“Bitcoin will absorb all investment capital.”
Michael Saylor, executive chairman of MicroStrategy, isn’t just accumulating Bitcoin. He’s rebuilding the definition of what money should be.
🟡 Why Bitcoin? Because Gold Failed.
Gold has long been the global standard of value. But Saylor breaks it down:
- Gold inflates ~2% annually due to mining.
- In 100 years, this destroys 87.5% of its value.
- Gold is slow, hard to store, hard to move, and easy to manipulate.
Bitcoin solves all of this:
- đź”’ Fixed supply: 21 million coins.
- 🚀 Transfers: instant, borderless.
- đź§® Divisible: into 100 million satoshis.
- 🔍 Verifiable: every transaction is immutable.
- đź§ Unstoppable: a sovereign store of energy beyond government control.
Saylor calls Bitcoin “a divine bank in cyberspace” — incorruptible, eternal, and free.
💥 COVID Was a Currency War — Not Just a Pandemic
In 2020, the world experienced not only a health crisis but also a liquidity crisis. Interest rates fell to zero. Stocks, bonds, and real estate inflated to unsustainable highs.
Smart capital needed a new home — a way to store economic energy for the long term.
That’s where Bitcoin came in.
💡 “What Is Money?” — The Billion-Dollar Question
Saylor emphasizes that every great businessperson eventually arrives at this same question. The answer?
Money is a liquid asset that stores energy over time without decay.
He admits he once dismissed Bitcoin as a scam in 2018. But the economic breakdown forced him to reconsider.
He studied Andreas Antonopoulos and read The Bitcoin Standard by Saifedean Ammous.
The conclusion was clear: Bitcoin isn’t just better than fiat — it’s better than gold.
🌍 Bitcoin Is Already Saving People — Globally
From Argentina to Brazil to Turkey — people are experiencing real-time currency collapse.
Bitcoin isn’t a tech investment anymore — it’s a lifeline.
🏛 Currencies Collapse Every 30–40 Years
Even the strongest of them.
The US Dollar — the most dominant fiat currency of the 20th century — has lost 99.9% of its value in 100 years.
A $100,000 home in 1930? Likely to cost $100 million by 2130.
đź§ The Macro Strategy: 100-Year Thinking
Saylor urges investors to stretch their vision beyond cycles and recessions — to think in centuries.
In that view, only one asset survives:
Bitcoin.
📩 If you still think Bitcoin is “too late” — read this again.
And if you’re serious about generational wealth, you shouldn’t ignore this thesis.
Contact me directly — I’ve structured portfolios specifically for this shift.
—
With respect,
George Zimmerman
Your Broker & Strategic Partner






Leave a comment