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Alexander Zdravkov

Michael Saylor Outlines Case for Holding Bitcoin on Corporate Balance Sheets in 2026

On 17 January 2026, Michael Saylor used an appearance on the What Bitcoin Did podcast to argue that holding Bitcoin is a capital allocation decision comparable to choosing cash, bonds, or buybacks. He contended that even unprofitable companies can strengthen overall balance sheets if Bitcoin appreciation offsets operating losses and criticized what he sees as double standards applied to firms that adopt Bitcoin treasuries.
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