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Bitcoin is shifting from an early peer-to-peer electronic currency into global digital capital infrastructure, Strategy founder Michael Saylor said in a post on X titled ‘The Bitcoin Reformation.’
Saylor said BTC is being widely adopted by individuals, funds, listed companies, banks, custodians, exchanges, and governments. While self-custody was previously seen as the only way to hold Bitcoin, Saylor said investors can now gain exposure through spot ETFs, bonds, preferred stock, and derivatives. Looking ahead, Saylor said BTC is more likely to coexist with fiat currencies as issuerless global liquid capital than replace them as everyday payment tools, while becoming integrated with banking, securities, and credit to form a financial system. Saylor added the next phase of the BTC ecosystem will be the expansion of digital capital markets, with a reform trend centered on integration with institutional finance set to accelerate.