According to Michael Saylor, public companies are increasingly adopting Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset, a trend discussed with @dgt10011 and @lawmaster. This movement is driven by the need for a stable and appreciating asset amidst economic volatility. Bitcoin's decentralized nature and finite supply make it an attractive hedge against inflation and currency devaluation. Companies like MicroStrategy have already made significant investments, setting a precedent for others. This shift could significantly impact Bitcoin's market dynamics, influencing both its price and adoption rate.

According to Michael Saylor, Jetking has become the first publicly traded company in India to adopt the Bitcoin Standard, as explained by their CFO, Siddarth Bharwani. This strategic move is aimed at leveraging Bitcoin's potential to enhance financial resilience and stability, positioning Jetking as a pioneer in digital asset integration (Saylor, 2025).

According to Gordon (@AltcoinGordon), RFK Jr suggested that adopting a Bitcoin standard could stabilize currency value, potentially leading to more abundant lives globally. This implies possible long-term benefits for Bitcoin holders if such a standard were implemented, suggesting a positive outlook for Bitcoin's role in future economic structures.