The post Renowned Strategist Speaks About Bitcoin’s Future: “No One Understands the Next Big Thing” appeared com. The next big revolution in the financial world is on its way, but experts say most people are unaware of this transformation. Cryptocurrency strategist Mark Moss has suggested that Bitcoin’s power to revolutionize global finance lies in “Bitcoin treasury companies” that follow Michael Saylor’s “digital energy” model. In his interview, Moss claimed that this new Bitcoin-based financial system would reshape the $300 trillion fixed-income securities market, transforming everything from corporate balance sheets to national wealth storage methods. According to Mark Moss, the fact that Wall Street majors (JP Morgan, Paul Tudor Jones) see Bitcoin as the “ultimate hedge” against the dollar is only a small part of the picture. The real story will be the emergence of a system built on BTC treasuries and digital credit, where debt, yield, and money are rewritten on-chain. Moss cited MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor’s strategy as the driving force behind this transformation. While traditional companies value or borrow based on future cash flows, Bitcoin treasury companies operate with a completely different model: Asset-Based Payment: These companies base their commitment to paying bondholders on their Bitcoin holdings, not future profits. Moss argued that MicroStrategy’s existing BTC capital would be enough to pay off its liabilities for 100 years, even if it generated no other income. Digital Capital: Seeing Bitcoin as a leak-proof battery (digital energy), Moss stated that companies can protect their capital from meltdown and extend their corporate lifespan by holding Bitcoin on their balance sheets instead of cash. Moss stated that the world’s largest fixed-income securities market, worth over $300 trillion, will be transformed by the digital credit offered by Bitcoin. He added that there is the potential for thousands of new Bitcoin-based companies to emerge to meet the different risk and maturity profiles this market requires. The veteran strategist argues that, just.
