Strategy Chairman Michael Saylor reaffirmed his view that bitcoin is the most ideal means of saving, citing research analyzing AI models’ currency preferences. The Money for AI project examines which forms of money AI would choose if it acted as an autonomous economic agent. Results showed bitcoin leading as a store of value and savings tool, while stablecoins were preferred for payments. Follow-up tests showed broadly similar patterns.

A survey found that describing bitcoin as “digital gold” does not resonate with the U.S. public. The Bitcoin Policy Institute said messages stressing storytelling and trust drew the most interest. Research involving surveys, focus groups and message testing found respondents valued control most, followed by proven performance, security, accessibility and ease of use. Potential buyers preferred explanations from friends, family and financial professionals. A Cleveland Fed study showed expected returns strongly influenced ownership.