AI Can Breach Crypto Apps, Not Bitcoin – That's Where the Real Risk Lives

Michael Saylor argues that AI threats target crypto applications and custody systems rather than Bitcoin's ledger, comparing it to AI threatening English through apps rather than the language itself. Binance's CZ Zhao and Coinbase breach reporting point to wallets, exchanges and personal data as the exposed surface, shifting the investor question from whether to hold Bitcoin to how to store and access it. The piece notes Saylor's Strategy holds 848,517 bitcoin worth close to $70 billion but recently bought back $205 million of its own preferred stock instead of adding bitcoin.