According to CoinWorld news, Michael Saylor gave a 3-minute speech at the Microsoft board meeting. His published Bitcoin strategy slides show that he proposed Bitcoin as the core opportunity for the next wave of technological innovation and recommended that Microsoft adopt Bitcoin as a core corporate strategy. He believes that Bitcoin is 'digital capital' and that its market value, currently at $2 trillion, is expected to grow to $280 trillion by 2045 in the current global asset market of approximately $90 trillion, surpassing traditional assets such as bonds and gold. The report emphasizes that Bitcoin significantly outperforms traditional financial instruments in asset performance, with annualized returns substantially higher than bonds and stocks, and with almost no counterparty risk. Saylor also suggested that Microsoft allocate some of its funds for Bitcoin investment, replacing traditional dividend distribution and stock buyback strategies, predicting that by 2034 this move could increase Microsoft's market value by up to $4.9 trillion. Furthermore, he pointed out that global institutional support for Bitcoin is continuously rising, including endorsements from governments, Wall Street, and several well-known political figures, demonstrating its potential to become an important component of global corporate financial strategies. Saylor called on Microsoft to seize this opportunity and take a leading position in global digital financial innovation. Previously reported, in the A form document submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on October 24, Microsoft listed issues to be discussed at the next shareholders' meeting, one of which proposed that the technology company should study Bitcoin to hedge against inflation and other macroeconomic impacts. According to a report from Cointelegraph on October 31, Microsoft shareholders have already begun preliminary voting on whether the company should invest in Bitcoin.