He surely seems to have a strong conviction and he also somehow managed to persuade the shareholders of his company.

Because if we look at the Michael Saylor tracker: https://saylortracker.com/

You can see that there were times where a lot of people could've easily changed their minds, and pulled the plug out.

Is he around circles that the average bitcoin holder isn't? Sure. Does he know things we don't know? Probably. But I don't think it's anything of significance or that would influence his decisions... After all, the guy has been buying for years now.

So when he says he's not going to sell, I kind of trust his words... but then you never know if he can ever be forced to do so since the money is not from his own pocket. It's the company's.

Michael Saylor's net worth is $9 billion. My net worth is $0.000003 billion. His advice doesn't help me.

Even the US president elect Donald Trump made similar statements about Bitcoin a a video clips a watched recently, he said never sell your Bitcoin, so Michael Saylor is building on that path and I think this is the highest financial advise the can give to their followers, and sure this guy's will be buying Bitcoin at whatever price same with you and me, Bitcoin at $100kBTC is still very cheap, and only those who do not have the spare money to put away into Bitcoin will see Bitcoin price to be very expensive.

But in the future when there is a lot of cash flow and excess cash, we can comfortably put $1 million on Bitcoin without looking back or thinking twice, the joy then is that we have the money to keep stocking up more Bitcoins regardless of the price, Saylor is someone who have been bullish on Bitcoin for all his life so I am not surprised by this statement,

On the selling of his Bitcoin starch, I think that one will be story for another day since that decision rely solely on him and the condition that could push him into considering selling some of his Bitcoin at anytime.

He can do whatever he wants with his money, and with money of MicroStrategy, he has to receive enough consensus in the company board members, but he and MicroStrategy have different financial conditions than you or me. It's good to see him and his company with very strong belief in Bitcoin, like "Bitcoin is the end game" and their diamond hands to buy and hold bitcoins.

For us, it's up to us for consideration of our own financial conditions with which we will have to make our financial plans, investment plans that can be different than Michael Saylor and MicroStrategy. We can invest our money in bitcoin, do DCA too, but we will come to time of taking profit in future. Because we are not rich like them, and we will have to need money to use in future.

If you are rich already, you can invest similarly to Michael Saylor and MicroStrategy.

Yes. This has been how Michael Saylor has been since he started buying bitcoin.

He is trying to let people know that if they buy bitcoin and hold for a long time, that the marketcap and the price of bitcoin will continue to appreciate and which is true.

His company is reaping the benefits as people continue buying Bitcoin. Although he has personally invested in Bitcoin, the biggest acquisitions have come from MicroStrategy, which used equity and convertible bonds to purchase Bitcoin. As a result, MicroStrategy's stock has surged, reportedly increasing by 500% in 2024.

Here’s the bigger picture: as Bitcoin’s value rises, it builds investor confidence, encouraging more people to buy shares. This drives up the stock price, and while Bitcoin is increasing, the company is also generating significant revenue from service fees. Additionally, its profit from Bitcoin's price increase isn’t directly tied to the exact growth of Bitcoin itself. Instead, MicroStrategy operates under a mechanism that consistently favors the company, maximizing its advantages.

After all this time on the forum, haven't you learned anything? What Saylor realized somewhere in 2020, many of us realized many years ago and we don't ask the questions you're asking. About a year or two after Saylor announced the death of BTC, I had my first BTC - who is the bigger genius, him or me?



Besides, investing in something just to take it to the grave one day is stupid and nothing more - Saylor will never be like Satoshi no matter how hard he tries.

He is smart and has a very intelligent strategy for MicroStrategy to create a mutual product among Bitcoin, its company shares and customer benefits. This business model will work and succeed if Bitcoin continues to grow in price in future cycles. It does not harm MicroStrategy and its model if Bitcoin just have a bear market like past cycles, but if Bitcoin break its bullish year trend since 2009 and start several years of bear market, this model will be broken.

As an Bitcoin investor, I don't want that super bearish scenario to appear, and maybe Michael Saylor and MicroStrategy did not believe such terrible scenario will appear too.

Is it bad that I don't know him? Anyway, he seems overly confident about Bitcoin, and speculates that it'll eventually reach as high as $1B per coin, which is an overly confident prediction. I don't doubt it myself, it might happen in the distant future, perhaps 8-10 years from now. I don't understand what's the point of never selling thought, what are you going to do with it, provided that it has skyrocketed in the next few years? Accumulating it only and not cashing it out at some point doesn't sound like a reasonable plan to me.