Venture capitalist Jason Calacanis previously posted that Bitcoin "feels like CDs in the age of Spotify, DVDs in the age of Netflix," questioning its performance in transactions and smart contracts, arguing that its user experience is daunting and no longer captures the public imagination. In response, MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor stated that Bitcoin has grown into a $1.6 trillion success story, becoming the world's most valuable digital asset. He emphasized that "digital capital is the killer app," and intergenerational wealth preservation is more ambitious than "dinner party entertainment."