According to U.Today, Bitcoin (BTC) continues to attract attention from a growing number of individuals, qualified investors, and institutions, including major players like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton. Despite this increasing interest, many prominent figures such as Peter Schiff and Warren Buffet remain skeptical about Bitcoin's utility and significance. Critics argue that Bitcoin's high volatility disqualifies it from being considered a store of value or 'Gold 2.0,' viewing it instead as a speculative asset or even a gamble.

On the contrary, Michael Saylor, CEO of MicroStrategy and a well-known advocate for Bitcoin, firmly believes that the cryptocurrency is the ideal store of value and even 'the money of the future.' In a recent post on social network X, Saylor sought to counter the notion that Bitcoin's volatility is a flaw. He shared a chart illustrating how MicroStrategy's MSTR stock surged nearly 1,000% since the company adopted Bitcoin four years ago, compared to Bitcoin's own 408% increase during the same period. For context, the S&P 500 index has only risen 59% since August 2020.

Saylor's post was accompanied by the statement 'Volatility is vitality,' highlighting his view that Bitcoin's volatility is a strength rather than a weakness. He further emphasized this point by stating, 'Bitcoin's volatility is a feature, not a bug,' challenging the conventional perspective that volatility diminishes the cryptocurrency's value.