Strategy executive chairman Michael Saylor has put fresh research behind his long-running case for Bitcoin (BTC), answering the Bitcoin Policy Institute's quarterly update on its "Money for AI" project with a four-word post on X: "Smart money saves in Bitcoin."

The reply was published on X on October 15. According to the institute's update, 75.8% of AI models selected Bitcoin as their preferred asset for savings. Because the project examines which monetary asset AI models choose for savings, the figure reflects the models' selections in that update rather than a direct measure of market behavior.

Background

Saylor leads Strategy, the company formerly known as MicroStrategy, which is widely recognized as the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin. He has spent years arguing that Bitcoin serves as a superior long-term savings technology and store of value, and his public posts on X are closely followed across the digital asset industry.

The Bitcoin Policy Institute is a nonprofit think tank that researches Bitcoin-related policy questions. Its "Money for AI" project examines which monetary asset AI models choose for savings, and the latest quarterly update reported that a substantial majority of them — 75.8% — picked Bitcoin.

Saylor's reply ties his long-standing advocacy to the project's findings, amplifying its central result to his audience on X. Since the institute issues these updates on a quarterly cycle, the 75.8% result is tied to this reporting period and can serve as a reference point for future releases. The exchange also illustrates how research findings circulate through the digital asset industry when amplified by high-profile accounts with large followings.

This article was first published on COINOTAG.