PANews reported on May 30 that according to Bitcoin Magazine, Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), proposed "21 Paths to Wealth" at the Bitcoin 2025 Conference. The complete framework is as follows: 1. Cognitive clarity: Understand the immutable and programmable characteristics of Bitcoin as "perfect capital"; 2. Firm belief: Bitcoin is the most efficient value storage tool in history; 3. Courageous decision: Replace assets such as bonds with Bitcoin; 4. Family collaboration: Achieve cross-generational Bitcoin asset inheritance; 5. AI empowerment: Use artificial intelligence tools to strengthen decision-making; 6. Architecture design: Establish a compliant legal entity to manage encrypted assets; 7. Geographical selection: Give priority to jurisdictions with economic freedom; 8. Respect the rules: Follow the existing financial system 1. The operation logic of the system; 2. Corporate operation: achieving scale effect through enterprise structure; 3. Strategic focus: the probability of success of Bitcoin investment in five years is 90%; 4. Equity sharing: attracting partners who share risks; 5. Credit conversion: converting the needs of conservative investors into Bitcoin investment fuel; 6. Compliance operation: achieving accelerated development within the regulatory framework; 7. Capital turnover: achieving compound growth through rapid reinvestment; 8. Transparent communication: continuously delivering clear Bitcoin value propositions; 9. Long-term commitment: resisting market noise and maintaining stability; 10. Professional execution: establishing a precise and reliable investment management system; 11. Flexible adjustment: timely optimizing strategies according to market changes; 12. Capacity evolution: continuous upgrading based on core advantages; 13. Concept communication: promoting the inclusive financial value of Bitcoin; 14. Wealth return: investing resources in public welfare after success. Saylor quoted Satoshi Nakamoto's original words "You might as well hold some, just in case it becomes popular" as the conclusion.