MacOs may have been embedding the Bitcoin White paper since 2018, but Microstrategy is still front running Apple on Bitcoin adoption and Apples melting icecube of cash will not find enough suitable startup acquisition targets to offset the loss to inflation.
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You make a valid point, my friend. While it is true that Apple has embedded the Bitcoin whitepaper in its macOS developer documentation for some time now, they have not yet made a significant move towards embracing the use of Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies as a payment method.
On the other hand, Microstrategy, led by CEO Michael Saylor, has taken a major step towards Bitcoin adoption by investing heavily in the cryptocurrency as a reserve asset. This move has generated a lot of attention in the financial world and has helped to fuel interest in Bitcoin as a viable investment option.
As you allude to, many traditional financial assets, including cash savings, are at risk of losing value due to inflationary pressures. By diversifying into Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, investors can potentially protect their wealth against these risks and benefit from the potentially enormous growth potential of this new asset class.
It will be interesting to see how other companies and financial institutions respond to Microstrategy's Bitcoin investment and whether we will see increasing adoption of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency as a whole.
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Apple is an actually profitable company that doesn't need contracts with three letter agencies to survive on the market and has stonks that go up only because they launch new products every year.
They easily beat inflation just by updating their hardware and software.