David Bailey, CEO of Nakamoto Holdings, said at a TD Cowen-hosted discussion that artificial intelligence could simplify Bitcoin adoption by abstracting away the complexity of wallets, addresses, and private keys. Analyst Lance Vitanza described this perspective as speculative but worth attention, moving beyond traditional debates on monetary policy and regulation. Bailey estimated that institutional adoption, particularly through spot ETFs, corporate treasury programs, and sovereign interest, has progressed more in the past year than in the previous decade combined. He also argued that institutions are adapting to Bitcoin’s properties rather than the reverse, and that the key question for any business is its ability to grow its Bitcoin holdings per share over time.
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