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    Author Topic: Peter Schiff vs. Michael Saylor: Is Strategy’s Bitcoin Strategy Working?  (Read 206 times)
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    So where do y’all stand on this? Would you call Saylor a misunderstood genius with an approach towards investment that might turn many into millionaires in the next decade, or just another individual with masked ulterior motives?

    I don’t really know, because to me, whatever someone like Saylor does is undoubtedly the best decision in his view. Those who criticize Saylor’s decision to sell at a low price consider it a bad move, but it’s not necessarily as bad for Saylor as his critics think.
    If Saylor were one of us—you or me—our decisions to buy or sell probably wouldn’t be influenced by others’ criticism either. If you consider Saylor a genius, it’s because he’s been able to stick to his convictions and actions regarding Bitcoin.
    I think that what Saylor and Strategy are doing shows how much they believe in Bitcoin as a store of value, it takes somebody with a firm believe to sell something at a low price and is prepared to buy same thing at a higher price, it shows the level of trust that they have in Bitcoin. Critics like Peter Schiff are there like an opposition party in a government, it doesn't matter if the ruling party is doing great they must find ways to rubbish every accomplishments, it doesn't matter if they know deep down that they are wrong, if you know the value of Bitcoin you should know better to ignore Schiff's sarcasm regarding Bitcoin because it doesn't change anything about it's reputation and adoption.


    Yes, but I think it’s still worth separating conviction from execution.

    Strategy continuing to accumulate BTC certainly demonstrates strong conviction, but buying higher after selling lower doesn’t automatically prove the strategy was successful or had such high conviction, tbh. Schiff’s criticism can be useful if it forces people to examine the numbers rather than dismissing every opposing view.

    That’s why I personally feel that this topic is worth discussing.
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