Inspired by Michael Saylor – Planning for Long-Term Value and Freedom

I’ve followed Michael Saylor’s strategy for a while now. His idea was simple: if you have cash just sitting in your company, it’s losing value. So he moved into Bitcoin.

That stuck with me.

Not because I’m trying to copy MicroStrategy — but because the logic applies to anyone thinking long-term. I want to hold something that will still be valuable in ten, twenty, or thirty years. And Bitcoin is the only asset I trust for that role.

Why I’m setting up a Bitcoin Business Reserve

I’ve started building a Bitcoin strategic reserve inside my company. The reason is simple: long-term value and future income.

I’m not doing this to speculate or chase price spikes. I’m doing it because I want to reduce my working hours in the future — without compromising my income. That’s the real goal here. And Bitcoin makes it possible.

A Business Strategy That Supports My Future

I’m not planning for a traditional retirement. I’m planning for freedom — the ability to work less and still get paid. And for that, I need an asset that appreciates over time and can be sold gradually as needed.

My approach is simple:

• I DCA into Bitcoin every month
• I buy a little extra on larger dips (20–30%)
• Over time, the business builds a BTC reserve
• In the future, I sell parts of it and convert to salary

That’s how I extend my ability to draw income, even if I step back from daily operations.

Why Not Just Buy Personally?

Good question. Why not just stack privately and save for the future like everyone else?

Well—I’m doing that too. You could say I’m playing both sides.

I buy Bitcoin personally, yes. But I also use business profits to build a Bitcoin reserve inside the company. That’s the safer move, because it’s not tied to my personal savings or daily living costs.

Let’s be honest — it stings more when you buy a volatile asset with your own money. Business profits, on the other hand, aren’t directly linked to personal cash flow. That gives you distance — and clarity.

Diminishing Returns? Still Worth It

Yes, diminishing returns are a fact. But that doesn’t kill the thesis.

Even with slower growth, Bitcoin is likely to be worth far more in the future than it is today.

• The Bitcoin Power Law supports long-term exponential price growth
• Halvings continue to cut supply every four years
• Inflation keeps pushing people out of fiat and into hard assets

It doesn’t have to 10x again to be useful. A 3x or 5x from here already justifies the plan.

The Track Record Is Clear

Bitcoin has already proven itself:

• +400% average every four years
• +2,500% over six years
• +9,900% over eight years
• +33,000% over ten years

It’s outperformed every major asset class — and survived every crash. The people who stuck with it, who DCA’d and stayed patient, are the ones who won. And I’m simply following that path — but within a business framework.

What This Really Is

This isn’t a financial trick. This is simple treasury strategy.

I’m building an asset inside my company that I can draw on for years to come. I’ll be able to convert BTC to salary, on my own terms, as I gradually step back from day-to-day work. I’ll still own and operate the business — just with more space. That’s the kind of freedom I’m after.

Final Thoughts

Michael Saylor made this move at billion-dollar scale. I’m doing it at mine.

But the logic holds, no matter the size:

• Cash decays
• Bitcoin holds
• And the future will reward those who prepared early

This isn’t hype. It’s just rational planning. I’m not here to retire — I’m here to work smarter, live better, and preserve value in a world where most currencies quietly die.

And that’s why I’m building a Bitcoin Business Reserve.