Michael Saylor, co-founder and executive chairman of business intelligence company MicroStrategy, said he and the company he led until recently will always buy Bitcoin (BTC), further supporting his position as a leading digital asset advocate, CryptoPotato reported. In an interview with Bloomberg on Tuesday, the former MicroStrategy CEO said he would not sell despite the fact that he and the company's BTC holdings have realized about $4 billion in unrealized profits. Saylor said BTC is an exit strategy and the strongest asset. Cryptocurrency has become a trillion-dollar asset alongside companies such as Apple, Google, and Microsoft. However, BTC is not a company, so it competes with asset classes such as gold and the S&P stock market index. Saylor believes that capital will continue to flow from gold and other asset classes into BTC because digital currencies are technically superior to them. Saylor added: "That being the case, there is no reason to sell winners to buy losers."