According to TechFlow, Cointelegraph reported that the latest report from Bitcoin technology company River predicts that in the next 18 months, about 10% of US companies will convert 1.5% of their cash reserves (about US$10.35 billion) into Bitcoin.

The report points out that traditional corporate financial strategies rely on cash and short-term equivalents, but these often fail to outperform inflation, causing reserves to depreciate. Since 2020, companies with a 3% Bitcoin allocation have been able to better protect against inflation.

The report also mentioned that Michael Saylor, the founder of MicroStrategy, increased the company's market value by more than 1,000% through Bitcoin financial strategies, far exceeding the 104.75% growth of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway during the same period. Saylor sees Bitcoin as an "economic immortal" asset for companies, while Buffett refuses to add Bitcoin to his investment portfolio.