Why do enterprises abandon countless options and only choose to bet on Bitcoin?
This is an interesting question. A company faces many potential business directions, and almost any of them can be profitable. So why is it that they specifically favor the treasury model of Bitcoin? The underlying logic is worth pondering.
Recently, the executive chairman of a leading company discussed this strategic choice in an interview with an industry research organization. His view was straightforward: among the complex array of business opportunities, very few can truly build a long-term competitive moat. As the ultimate form of digital assets, Bitcoin possesses unique scarcity and risk resistance qualities.
Simply put, Bitcoin is not a business; it is an asset. This distinction is crucial. You can run a thousand different businesses, but few can appreciate the value of the assets themselves. In an era of inflation expectations and uncertain monetary policies, choosing Bitcoin as the store of value for corporate assets is actually the clearest logic.
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ApeWithNoChain
· 4h ago
Alright, basically it's about bottom-fishing and accumulating coins. Anyway, the printing press keeps running. Instead of engaging in those flashy businesses, it's better to directly bottom-fish for hard assets.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 4h ago
Now I understand. Big companies treat Bitcoin as the ultimate hedging tool, which is completely different from running a business. To put it simply, when inflation comes, there's nowhere to put the money. Instead of investing in unreliable projects, it's better to directly hoard coins to preserve value. This logic is indeed perfect.
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Layer2Observer
· 4h ago
Well, there's a misconception here—thinking that holding Bitcoin as an asset store of value will appreciate in value. It really depends on specific data support. We've heard the inflation hedge story too many times, but truly verifiable cases need to be dug out from the source code level, not just based on narratives.
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DustCollector
· 4h ago
Bitcoin is the ultimate safe-haven asset. Unlike doing business where you have to worry about competition, just hoarding coins is more convenient.
Why do enterprises abandon countless options and only choose to bet on Bitcoin?
This is an interesting question. A company faces many potential business directions, and almost any of them can be profitable. So why is it that they specifically favor the treasury model of Bitcoin? The underlying logic is worth pondering.
Recently, the executive chairman of a leading company discussed this strategic choice in an interview with an industry research organization. His view was straightforward: among the complex array of business opportunities, very few can truly build a long-term competitive moat. As the ultimate form of digital assets, Bitcoin possesses unique scarcity and risk resistance qualities.
Simply put, Bitcoin is not a business; it is an asset. This distinction is crucial. You can run a thousand different businesses, but few can appreciate the value of the assets themselves. In an era of inflation expectations and uncertain monetary policies, choosing Bitcoin as the store of value for corporate assets is actually the clearest logic.