Venture capitalist Jason Calacanis likened $BTC to a DVD, saying it’s as outdated as a DVD from the streaming era, and that this simple reversal is a weakness. Michael Saylor fired back directly: Bitcoin’s value lies in predictable monetary policy, security, and network effects—it’s digital capital that’s hard to replace. He said Bitcoin has already become a digital asset with a size of $1.6 trillion. This clash happened as Bitcoin returned to $80,000, with one side viewing it as a boring relic and the other as generational digital capital.