Speaking to a global audience in Las Vegas, the Strategy executive chairman emphasized bitcoin as a form of capital unlike any other, describing it as “perfected capital, programmable capital, incorruptible capital.” His address, titled “21 Ways to Wealth,” spanned legal structuring, artificial intelligence (AI), intergenerational planning, and personal discipline, all built around bitcoin accumulation.

“This speech is for every individual, every family, every small business, every entrepreneur,” Saylor said. “It’s not for the billion-dollar public companies. It’s for everybody.”

The talk outlined strategies that ranged from mastering AI tools to leveraging corporate structures and optimizing taxation. Saylor encouraged listeners to act with conviction and commitment, reinforcing the message that building wealth requires clarity and courage in a rapidly evolving digital financial system.

“You feed the fire by buying the bitcoin,” he said. “Sell your bonds, sell your inferior equity, sell your inferior real estate property—buy bitcoin.”

Saylor also underscored the importance of working together as families and communities. He described how different generations can contribute unique assets to a unified wealth strategy—credit from parents, time from children, and capability from those in their prime.

Legal composition and jurisdictional decisions, such as creating trusts or relocating to favorable regions, were also framed as critical steps in a bitcoin-centric plan. Saylor stated:

Work smart. A decade ago, this was too hard. Not anymore. Today, you can have the same legal sophistication as a billionaire family.

Another central point in Saylor’s address was the use of artificial intelligence (AI) as an equalizing force. He told the audience that anyone could now access expertise that was once limited to elite institutions. “If you have the humility to ask for help from the AI, don’t put your ego first—put your interest first,” he said.

The keynote concluded with an appeal to generosity and global advocacy. Saylor encouraged those who prosper to share their success and inspire others to pursue economic freedom through bitcoin.

With the speech’s final words, Saylor echoed Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, quoting: “It might make sense to get some in case it catches on.” Saylor’s speech marks a continuation of his long-standing evangelism for bitcoin, now expanding beyond boardrooms and into the personal finance sphere of everyday people.

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