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Saylor introduced the concept of “cyber-residential property” to describe Bitcoin’s potential value. Just as owning prime real estate in New York City has been historically lucrative, owning Bitcoin could yield similar returns as demand increases. He emphasized that Bitcoin is a finite asset, with a fixed supply of 21 million coins, akin to the limited availability of real estate. Saylor argued that individuals around the world, particularly from unstable economies, will seek to allocate a portion of their assets into Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and economic instability.