Michael Saylor, co-founder and chairman of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), shared insights on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in his company, which has allowed it to accumulate over $52 billion in Bitcoin. This is more than 200 times the initial investment of $250 million made five years ago.
This is reported by Business • Media
During the Strategy World event, Saylor noted that his company plans to use chatbots for deep data analysis, enabling the processing of vast amounts of information and modeling new financial instruments.
“I would activate the intensive analysis mode for this chat, so it reviews 50 sources, works for 15 minutes, and provides answers. It won’t always give an instant response, but it will give me 80–95% of what I need for decision-making.”
Saylor also emphasized that AI has facilitated the development of new preferred shares for the company, named Strike (STRK) and Strife (STRF). He claims these are the first securities in the industry created using AI tools.
“We created a convertible preferred stock that no one has done before. We registered it on Nasdaq — this has never happened before. Strife and Strike are the first AI-created securities I have ever seen in our industry.”
Saylor highlighted the importance of combining “digital intelligence, digital ownership, and digital capital,” with digital capital referring to Bitcoin.
“If you are a corporation or a capitalist — you will invest this in Bitcoin.”
Additionally, Strategy’s CEO Fong Le introduced a new product, Mosaic — a fully generative AI tool for data analysis. The main goal of Mosaic is to “liberate companies from data intermediaries, just as Bitcoin liberates capital.”
“What you own should belong to you. These are your data. Don’t give them away for free so someone can train their AI models. If you are going to share — sell it, and it can become a source of profit.”
It is worth noting that Strategy’s Bitcoin portfolio consists of 555,450 BTC, and Saylor compares this asset to insulin for treating “corporate diabetes.”