Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy, said digital credit transforms digital capital through risk reduction, volatility mitigation, duration adjustment, currency conversion, and yield capture in financial strategies.
“Digital Credit is Digital Capital refined: strip the risk, damp the volatility, compress the duration, convert the currency, and extract the yield,” said Michael Jerry Saylor.
According to a post on X by Saylor, digital credit is defined as a refinement of digital capital. The post outlines steps to transform assets and has garnered thousands of likes along with replies discussing Strategy’s instruments and Bitcoin integration. Some responses referenced perpetual securities and treasury strategies.
Strategy leads U.S. corporate Bitcoin holdings with over 700,000 BTC in its Virginia-based treasury. Other regional companies like Marathon Digital in Florida maintain large positions, contributing to over one million BTC held by public firms nationwide. These strategies support Mid-Atlantic tech innovation through digital asset hedging.
Global corporate Bitcoin reserves exceed 1.9 million BTC, comprising about 9.5 percent of the circulating supply across treasuries and institutions. Major holders include exchanges in Asia and asset managers in North America, with accumulation reflecting confidence in digital assets for capital refinement and yield strategies.
Saylor co-founded MicroStrategy in 1989, rebranding it to Strategy with a focus on Bitcoin since 2020. He graduated from MIT with degrees in aeronautics and science, technology, and society. Saylor has promoted Bitcoin as a reserve asset and authored books on mobile computing.
