Rather than fixating on the 200 companies that have already embraced Bitcoin, it's worth shifting perspective toward the 400 million companies that haven't yet. This reframing highlights the massive untapped potential in corporate Bitcoin adoption. Instead of celebrating early movers, focusing on the broader market opportunity—those companies still on the sidelines—reveals where real growth could materialize. The narrative shouldn't be about what's been done, but what lies ahead.
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ProposalManiac
· 9h ago
400 million enterprises, sounds very tempting, but is the mechanism for incentivizing their adoption well-designed?
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 9h ago
4 million companies haven't hopped on yet? This is the real secret to wealth.
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ZKProofster
· 9h ago
honestly, the math doesn't check out here. 400 million companies? where's the proof of that figure? seems like someone's doing some creative accounting with their dataset
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tokenomics_truther
· 9h ago
400 million companies? Wake up, most of them will have to survive this downturn first.
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DisillusiionOracle
· 9h ago
That 400 million number is really bold to mention, but what about reality?
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BetterLuckyThanSmart
· 9h ago
400 million companies haven't moved yet, to be honest, this number is a bit frightening... But can they all really get on board?
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ConfusedWhale
· 9h ago
400 million households? I wonder how this number came about😂
Rather than fixating on the 200 companies that have already embraced Bitcoin, it's worth shifting perspective toward the 400 million companies that haven't yet. This reframing highlights the massive untapped potential in corporate Bitcoin adoption. Instead of celebrating early movers, focusing on the broader market opportunity—those companies still on the sidelines—reveals where real growth could materialize. The narrative shouldn't be about what's been done, but what lies ahead.