[Hackers]

Since posting this, BTC has fallen further...

Video:
https://streamable.com/8ilgqa

I guess if you make enough millions, you can feel comfortable dancing like this on cam as another man drops a Bitcoin rap... But for the rest of us... Hmmmmm, maybe not.

Originally posted on Twitter by Saylor himself:
https://x.com/saylor/status/205349881031...deo/1?s=46

Alt source: https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/...ategy_ceo/

Possibly one of the most cringe videos I've seen in a bit, but it's important for people to see. Look at how they are acting when they can scoop money in an up or down market. Unfortunately for MicroStrategy, they may have bit off more than they can chew... Sitting on what's said to be an average $75K buy per bitcoin overall, they will need to manage their finances if we're in for an extended dip.

I also look back to this meme / holy shit moment... Refinance where, Michael?
Hint: he never answers that.

[RAT]

bruh, FUD, FUD FUD everywhere... yeah Saylor is the "face of corporate BTC", but you just breaking it down like it's the end of BTC now lol ;

EDIT: also not the end of Saylor, MSTR or even STRC...

[Costanza]

30-40k btc would be amazing fuck me i hope lol

[Hackers]

bruh, FUD, FUD FUD everywhere... yeah Saylor is the "face of corporate BTC", but you just breaking it down like it's the end of BTC now lol ;

EDIT: also not the end of Saylor, MSTR or even STRC...

I am not saying it's the end. I predicted 60-70K crash when it was in the 90-120K range and am fine with this.

I purposefully held off on big crypto buys and am not facing any meaningful loss currently. I sold off a ton of crypto to push into quantum & other stocks a good while ago.

I stand by my predictions from 2017 and earlier that we'll see a cycle going into the $120-160K range, with a potential ATH range of $360-430K, with crashes before any pump towards $1M.

I plan to accumulate in the meantime, and sell at around $380K in the future. But I was able to time the market relatively well in the last couple of years, but mostly held off from taking on too much risk (I didn't try to time $10K margins, I instead focused on this 60-120K swing).

I am still bullish on BTC. Sometimes things need to crash in order to gain stability and allow solid investors to accumulate properly.

For me, the 50% crash from 120 was always just a phase that was needed for a longterm bullish prediction on Bitcoin, and I stand by that. This is nothing to be too worried about.

The reason I posted the thread though... I don't own that many bitcoin at $75K average like Saylor does. That's a whole diff ballgame involving a lot of money, and even though I am okay, that doesn't mean MicroStrategy will be okay in an extended drop.