Michael Saylor believes that AI being able to attack crypto applications does not mean that there is no reason to hold Bitcoin.
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⚡️Michael Saylor：AI Being able to attack crypto applications does not mean that Bitcoin has lost its value
BlockBeats reported that October 28, Michael Saylor posted a rebuttal to the view that AI threatens crypto: “AI being able to attack crypto applications is no reason not to hold Bitcoin, just as AI being able to attack communications applications would be no reason to say that there is no reason to speak English.”
Saylor used this to rebut the view that directly links AI’s ability to attack applications with the value of holding Bitcoin.
Original link https://m.theblockbeats.info/flash/374173
Key points
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BlockBeats said that October 28 Michael Saylor posted a rebuttal to AI the view that crypto is threatened.
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Michael Saylor stated that because AI can attack crypto applications, believing that there is no reason to hold Bitcoin is like believing that because AI can attack communications applications, there is no reason to speak English.
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The report summarized his statement as follows: the ability of AI to attack applications cannot be directly linked to the value of holding Bitcoin.
AI-assisted interpretation
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This is an expression of opinion. Michael Saylor used the analogy that “communications applications may be attacked, but that does not mean English has no practical value” to explain that the ability to attack applications and whether Bitcoin is worth holding are two separate issues.
Why it matters to readers
The statement responds to the discussion of the relationship between AI security risks and Bitcoin’s value, but the original text provides no new facts regarding market prices, capital flows, protocol security, or actual attack incidents.
Beginners should distinguish between the statements “crypto applications may be attacked” and “Bitcoin itself has lost its value”; this evidence presents only Michael Saylor’s view and does not prove either conclusion.
Risks and unknowns
The evidence consists of BlockBeats’ account of Michael Saylor’s post and does not show the full text or complete context of his original post.
The original text does not provide AI verifiable technical evidence of attacks on Bitcoin’s core cryptography or network security.
The statement is a personal opinion and cannot by itself prove Bitcoin’s holding value.
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