Michael Saylor: Bitcoin is still in the "amateur radio" era, but the iPhone moment is coming.

Radio evolved from a geek hobby to ubiquitous technology in smartphones, with commercialization so successful that legislation was needed to limit usage, and Bitcoin is predicted to follow a similar path from niche interest to mainstream digital assets, potentially becoming as seamless as mobile payments.

Summary

Radio used to be a backyard hobby for geeks—setting up antennas, building equipment, forming clubs, and broadcasting to each other. Then we crammed it into 6 billion phones and gave TikTok to teenagers. The commercial success was so great that legislation had to be enacted to limit usage time. Nobody says they're "using radio," but everyone's scrolling through it.

Saylor believes Bitcoin is on the same path. Today's Bitcoin community is dominated by enthusiasts, believers, and tech geeks; but one day, digital assets—stablecoins, store-of-value coins, and crypto securities—will be stored on the phones of 8 billion people, circulating naturally like mobile payments, with no one caring what lies beneath the surface.

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