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Saylor highlights the staggering opportunity cost associated with corporations sitting on vast cash reserves. He points out that Berkshire Hathaway, with its $325 billion in cash, is effectively destroying $32 billion in shareholder value annually due to the low yields on traditional assets like Treasury bills. Saylor argues that by allocating a portion of these funds to Bitcoin, companies could unlock significant long-term value for their shareholders.