Michael Saylor said Strategy Inc. plans to keep accumulating Bitcoin until the final coins are mined around 2140. Speaking in an interview, Saylor said the company’s “Digital Credit” strategy will continue funding Bitcoin purchases through preferred share offerings. Strategy already holds more than 843,000 BTC, making it the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder. Supporters see the move as a major bet on Bitcoin’s long-term scarcity, while critics warn the aggressive financing model carries significant risk if markets turn volatile.
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