Saylor says Bitcoin can power digital capital, digital credit, and Bitcoin-backed digital money after Xapo London talk.
Michael Saylor outlined his Bitcoin thesis during a July 1 fireside chat at the Xapo Bank Conference in London.
The discussion covered Bitcoin as digital capital, digital credit, and Bitcoin-backed digital money.
He said Bitcoin remains the dominant digital capital network as market dominance approaches 69% to 70%.
Saylor also said the debate around Bitcoin losing leadership to other crypto assets is over.
The talk came as Bitcoin traded below $60,000, keeping investor attention on long-term adoption themes.
Saylor repeated his view that stronger money systems can support wider financial change.
Strategy was also discussed as an institutional gateway for Bitcoin exposure across several markets.
Saylor said the firm helped attract $64 billion to $65 billion into Bitcoin-linked products.
Bitcoin Framed as Digital Capital
Saylor described Bitcoin as a base layer for digital capital during the London event.
He said its fixed supply and global network support its role in modern finance. The comments matched his long-running view that Bitcoin can serve as capital infrastructure.
I joined @kornelijalaura at the @xapobankapp Conference in London on July 1 for a fireside chat on Bitcoin as Digital Capital, the emergence of Digital Credit, and the path to Bitcoin-backed Digital Money.
Fix the money, fix the world. $BTC
00:42 — Bitcoin below $60K and the… pic.twitter.com/rpyG2AfwBE
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) July 9, 2026
The session also covered Bitcoin’s market position compared with other digital assets.
Saylor said Bitcoin dominance near 69% to 70% shows continued market leadership. He linked that dominance to investor demand for scarce digital assets. He also noted possible 2026 market headwinds during the discussion.
These included geopolitics, Federal Reserve policy, AI capital rotation, and digital asset regulation. Such factors may affect capital flows into Bitcoin and related products.
Digital Credit Built on Bitcoin
Saylor said digital credit could become the next layer above Bitcoin. In his view, Bitcoin-backed credit products may use balance sheets supported by Bitcoin holdings.
This model would connect digital capital with income-focused financial instruments. The discussion included STRC, a bitcoin-backed preferred equity product from Strategy.
Saylor said STRC is designed to create asset-backed digital credit for investors. He also discussed possible credit dividends backed by unrealized Bitcoin gains.
The session covered how STRC may behave during deeper Bitcoin drawdowns.
Saylor said risk could be modeled using Bitcoin price and volatility data. He described a system where risk inputs can update every 15 seconds.
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Digital Money Becomes the Next Step
Saylor said digital money could be built on top of digital credit. He described the concept as fiat-pegged, yield-bearing, and backed by Bitcoin-related assets.
The model aims to reduce volatility while keeping a Bitcoin-linked foundation.
The discussion also mentioned wrapping digital money as accounts, funds, public products, or tokens.
This structure could give builders different ways to design Bitcoin-backed financial tools. Saylor said developers may create new products from this credit layer.
He also mentioned STRC, SATA, and the credit layer behind Bitcoin-backed digital money.
Current market conditions were presented as a possible entry point for builders. For Strategy, the roadmap connects Bitcoin capital, digital credit, and digital money.
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