[Wu Blockchain News] Highlight Clip: Michael Saylor: Risk Is Hard to Predict, Keep the Option to Move Your Assets
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Michael Saylor said at the Oranje Summit 2026 in São Paulo on November 5 that long-term assets must be durable and portable, arguing bitcoin’s value lies in holders’ ability to self-custody, switch custodians, or move assets across jurisdictions. The remarks carry weight because Saylor’s Strategy is among the largest corporate bitcoin holders, making his framing of portability as a core valuation driver a signal for how institutional holders may treat custody and jurisdiction risk. Watch for follow-through in Strategy’s custody arrangements and disclosures, and for whether other large holders echo the portability argument as a rationale for self-custody or cross-border asset movement.
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Michael Saylor, Strategy (MSTR), Bitcoin (BTC), Oranje Summit 2026, São Paulo
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