Coin News: On December 10, if Microsoft adopts the Bitcoin purchase strategy, the price of the currency may rise again. In October this year, Microsoft disclosed one of the voting issues in December: whether to evaluate Bitcoin investment. This proposal was promoted by the National Center for Public Policy Research (NCPPR). The proposal focused on MicroStrategy's Bitcoin investment strategy and pointed out that its stock price has outperformed Microsoft by more than 300% this year. Microsoft's board of directors currently has 12 members, including CEO Nadella, who is also the chairman of the board, and senior executives from companies such as Walt Disney Company, Citigroup, Wells Fargo and GlaxoSmithKline. MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor said he would have three minutes to explain to the Microsoft board of directors why the company should buy Bitcoin - to make its stock more stable and less risky. "I don't think it's a bad idea to put this proposal on every company's agenda. Berkshire Hathaway, Apple, Google, and Meta should all have it on their agendas because they all have a lot of cash that is consuming shareholder value," Saylor said, adding that 98.5% of Microsoft's enterprise value (total value of the company) relies on quarterly earnings, while only 1.5% comes from tangible assets. "If half of Microsoft's enterprise value was based on tangible assets or property like Bitcoin, its stock would be more stable and less risky. So I think there's a good case for that. I think shareholders should push for this proposal." The shareholder proposal will be voted on on December 10. Although the proposal was opposed by Microsoft's board of directors, its inclusion on the December vote is indicative of the growing discussion around Bitcoin's role in corporate finances. Whether Microsoft embraces Bitcoin or remains on the sidelines could have broader implications for the institutional adoption of digital assets.