Many companies are starting a bitcoin treasury.  They're following the example of Saylor - they understand the most valuable asset is bitcoin and their shareholders are encouraging them to keep buying. It's easy now that bitcoin has mainstream approval.  When Saylor started buying bitcoin for his company he got a lot of backlash.  Even when the price dipped he still kept buying.  Now it seems easy, but the path was not easy to get here.

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The game Monopoly sold for $2 in 1935. In the box, you get monopoly money. That original stack of monopoly money from 1935 is worth $50 today as a collectors item. Monopoly money literally stores value better than the US Dollar. Such is the unforgiving nature of scarcity.

Furthermore, that 1935 dollar was a silver certificate. I have one at home. On the bill these words are printed:

"One dollar in silver payable to the bearer on demand."

Those words are a lie. They've been a lie for nearly 60 years. This is the government we're supposed to put our monetary trust in? No thanks, I think I'll go with the laws of the universe on this one.

Buy Bitcoin.