- Volatility is here to stay
Bitcoin is an ever evolving network which is only a couple of years old, while volatility has been a constant factor so far, that can change with time and adoption.
The CEO of microstrategy, Michael Saylor, said in an
interview that they plan on holding on to bitcoins for about 100 years; the current network would be markedly different from what we would have in a century. Also, if they plan on holding for that long, intermittent fluctuations in value would not have much of an effect on their decision as long as there is a tendency for growth.
Michael Saylor also specifically talked about the volatility in a podcast interview with Pompilano, his thoughts were shared in a
tweet;
Invest in Bitcoins, no doubt but to make an investment of millions and that too regarding the company I do think that's a bit of an overstatement.
$425 million was put into Bitcoin by a publicly traded company. There are lots of legal and technical hurdles that would have to be had been passed to make it possible. Getting the executives and directors on board to adopt Bitcoin as a reserve currency would have also been complicated - I would assume all the options, as well as the up and downsides would have been accounted for before they could hit the buy switch.