Michael Saylor — whose company is the world's biggest Bitcoin holder — argues that saving money in cash is a losing game and that Bitcoin is the best place to store wealth, a bullish pitch for crypto and a warning for anyone sitting on savings.

• Cash loses value every year — even the US dollar has lost about 7% of its buying power annually for a century, and weaker currencies collapse far faster.
• Bitcoin has climbed about 33% a year recently, beating gold, the S&P 500, and the Nasdaq, and can't be seized or blocked the way cash in a bank can.
• Saylor says a house is a poor store of wealth because of property taxes and upkeep; stocks and commercial real estate are safer bets, but Bitcoin wins for people in unstable countries.
• His company made about $15 billion last year by using AI to design a brand-new Bitcoin-backed security to raise money and buy more Bitcoin.
• His advice for building wealth: don't try to out-work AI and robots — use AI to create something that has never existed before, and pick assets robots can't mass-produce.

Outlook: Saylor expects Bitcoin to keep outperforming other assets as more money flees weakening currencies, while AI drives down the cost of everyday goods.