Michael Saylor

And so I think, you know,

To come back to your last question, Ethereum's in the middle of all of it right now.

And I say two years ago, the future was bleak.

Now, you just got to fight for the best future you can get.

And it'll be determined partly in the market and partly in Congress and partly in the global economy.

You know, I'm very motivated by the opportunity that we've been given and I'm very humbled by it and I feel very blessed.

And the truth is, guys, we just got lucky.

Like you've followed this entire art, you know, since 2020 you've been here.

I didn't start down this path.

We started out of desperation and frustration and for a while it was opportunistic and it was very uncertain.

But at this point, I think,

the light at the end of the tunnel is becoming clearer and it's actually getting very simpler.

And so here's the very simple idea, right?

How do you make the world a better place?

You provide a utilitarian value, something valuable to a billion people that everybody just agrees on.

And so, you know, with Rockefeller, it's like kerosene gasoline and everybody just lives a better life.

And then with Ford, it was an automobile.

And who doesn't want an automobile?

And then Jobs gave a billion people an iPhone.

Nobody wants an iPhone, you know?