Michael Saylor’s ‘No Second Best’ Holds Strong as BTC Outpaces Hypothetical ETH Investment 

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Michael Saylor’s ‘No Second Best’ Holds Strong as BTC Outpaces Hypothetical ETH Investment Based on blockchaincenter.net’s “there is no second best” index—drawing from Michael Saylor’s well-known remark—Microstrategy’s strategy of purchasing bitcoin outshines what the company would have gained if it had opted for ethereum instead. Microstrategy’s Bitcoin Holdings Deliver, Leaving Ethereum Alternatives Behind Over the past month, bitcoin has held its own, but ethereum (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency […]

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