【Crypto World】An interesting viewpoint is circulating — the CEO of MicroStrategy has stated that if you are long-term bullish on Bitcoin, you might as well consider MicroStrategy’s stock. Why? Because, from a design logic perspective, MicroStrategy’s stock is aimed at outperforming Bitcoin in the long run.
This is based on a clear investment thesis: rather than directly holding BTC, it’s better to leverage the growth potential of a listed company. As a company heavily invested in Bitcoin, MicroStrategy’s stock performance theoretically should reflect a dual benefit: the company’s own appreciation plus Bitcoin’s appreciation.
Of course, this view also reflects institutional confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term prospects — to claim that stocks can outperform BTC, one must first believe that Bitcoin itself has a stable long-term growth expectation. Interestingly, this also serves as a sample of how institutions allocate Bitcoin assets.
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DisillusiionOracle
· 12-19 20:38
Double returns sound appealing, but the risks are also doubled. Don't be fooled by the CEO.
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ChainSpy
· 12-19 09:26
Well said, dual returns sound really attractive... but I always feel like this is just digging a hole for retail investors.
Wait a minute, does the CEO really dare to say that? Why not just go all in on BTC?
Dual returns sound great, but leverage is a double-edged sword; it can be just as harsh when prices fall.
This logic is a bit like using A-shares volatility to bet on crypto market gains, it seems like they are increasing the risk.
But on the other hand, the fact that institutions are so confident in their bets does indicate they still have long-term confidence.
It's all a routine; the volatility of listed company stocks is actually even greater... I’d rather stick with my BTC.
This is just the standard rhetoric institutions use to attract retail investors; wake up, everyone.
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RetroHodler91
· 12-19 04:04
Double returns sound good, but every institution uses this kind of pitch. The key is whether MSTR can truly outperform Bitcoin.
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ForkThisDAO
· 12-18 15:19
The micro-strategy approach sounds good, but can it really double the wins? It still feels like betting that the company's operations won't run into problems.
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Degentleman
· 12-16 23:49
It sounds like a classic case of nesting... Isn't it better to just buy BTC directly instead of adding an intermediary?
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SybilAttackVictim
· 12-16 23:46
Double returns sound good, but can it really outperform BTC? It still feels more reliable to just HODL.
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FantasyGuardian
· 12-16 23:40
Dual returns sound good, but the logical loophole is quite big... Stocks still depend on company operations, what if MicroStrategy really crashes?
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MagicBean
· 12-16 23:31
Double returns sound great, but can it really outperform BTC? I find this logic a bit unsettling.
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Whale_Whisperer
· 12-16 23:21
Dual returns sound good, but can MSTR really consistently outperform BTC? Stocks still depend on management, but crypto is just crypto.
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DefiPlaybook
· 12-16 23:20
Double returns sound good, but isn't this just a leverage trick? The prerequisite for outperforming BTC is that MicroStrategy itself doesn't fall behind; even a slight operational risk could ruin everything.
MicroStrategy CEO: If you're optimistic about Bitcoin, holding shares can outperform BTC's growth.
【Crypto World】An interesting viewpoint is circulating — the CEO of MicroStrategy has stated that if you are long-term bullish on Bitcoin, you might as well consider MicroStrategy’s stock. Why? Because, from a design logic perspective, MicroStrategy’s stock is aimed at outperforming Bitcoin in the long run.
This is based on a clear investment thesis: rather than directly holding BTC, it’s better to leverage the growth potential of a listed company. As a company heavily invested in Bitcoin, MicroStrategy’s stock performance theoretically should reflect a dual benefit: the company’s own appreciation plus Bitcoin’s appreciation.
Of course, this view also reflects institutional confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term prospects — to claim that stocks can outperform BTC, one must first believe that Bitcoin itself has a stable long-term growth expectation. Interestingly, this also serves as a sample of how institutions allocate Bitcoin assets.