Yesterday, Michael Dell, the founder of computer manufacturing giant Dell, retweeted a tweet from Michael Saylor, the founder of MicroStrategy, about Bitcoin and commented on “scarcity creating value.” At the same time, he launched an online survey, which revealed that 37.2% of people believe that blockchain technology is a major technological advancement.
With the development of blockchain technology and the growth of the cryptocurrency market, mainstream cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum are gaining recognition from people around the world. Even many traditional financial institutions are gradually adopting blockchain technology and embracing this innovative technological transformation.
Dell’s online survey: Blockchain is a major technological breakthrough
Yesterday, Michael Dell, the founder of Dell, a computer manufacturing giant, posted a survey on the social media platform “X” asking, “What do you think will be the next major technological breakthrough?”
According to Dell’s tweet, at the time of writing, among the four options he provided: quantum computing, artificial intelligence, blockchain, and space technology, blockchain had the highest number of votes with 37.2%, being recognized by netizens as the most important technological breakthrough. AI ranked second with 34.4% of the votes, followed by quantum computing and space technology with 21.2% and 7.2% of the votes, respectively.
Dell embracing Bitcoin?
It is worth noting that in addition to initiating this survey, Dell also posted multiple tweets related to Bitcoin yesterday, including retweeting a tweet from Michael Saylor, a Bitcoin enthusiast and the founder of MicroStrategy.
Michael Saylor wrote in the tweet:
“Dell retweeted and commented, saying:
Many netizens have expressed that this seems to imply that Dell has recognized the value of Bitcoin and is prepared to actively embrace cryptocurrency. Some netizens even hope that Dell will join the ranks of MicroStrategy and buy Bitcoin together.
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