SAYLOR MANAGED TO GET HIS DCA FROM 39k to 50k THIS MONTHDid saylor just make his biggest buy yet at 88k?>4.6 billionHHHHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHABear market bottom he will be liquidatedI thought he fuck fuck up his dca. But i never would have thought he would do it that quick.
>>59238528You think it matters when BTC will be 7 figures in a few decade? This is generational wealth nigger
>>59238533>new paradigm
>>59238528are you fucking kidding BoBro?? did he really raise his dollar cost average? and by that much?
>>592385421/10
>>59238528Bitcoin is unironically going to 100k this week. It'll dip to 88k, crab for 2 weeks and then run to 150k by new year's
>>59238546https://saylortracker.com/It was by far his biggest buyLook at that fucking dca increase
>>59238558holy kek, what manner of fool is this?>>59238556yeah so you all keep saying
>>59238528tbqh everytime saylor buys it dumps and we make fun of him and then a year or two later he's doubled his money.
he's gonna continue buying until he himself owns all bitcoin and it's valued at 1 million. he doesn't care for liquidations if he controls the market
>>59238542fags like u said the same thing when bitcoin was 2 digits and people were calling for 10 dollar bitcoin.
>>59238528According to Saylor, his market model shows btc going to 450k this cycle. If he's right then he's making a great move. If not, then nothing really happens. The software side of MSTR covers all of the business operations and interest fees on their leverage.Either way I'm not expecting a sell off from him.
>>59238655Yeah, its just basic long term DCA assuming the price of BTC will go up (which Saylor believes it will).
>>59238655It's still not a great move because he won't sell at 450kthe bear market bottom will be 70k
>>59238533>>59238556>>59238591>>59238593>>59238618>>59238655You can defend him all you want but to be buying bitcoin since over 4 years and having a dca of 50k is horrendous
>>59238528How will saylor get liquidated? He doesn't borrow 1k on margin to trade like you bobo. Look up what non-recourse debt is.
>>59238774He absolutely can get liquidated if his stock and bitcoin are falling in a death spiral and since his stock will fall when bitcoin falls its up to bitcoin
>>59238748He's made literally 10s of billions of dollars. Not from selling btc he bought. That's the money his company made with their stock.
>>59238793His software revenue can cover interest expense longer than you can stay solvent XD
>>59238797Ots a house of cards based on the bitcoin price retard. No real work for profits was done>>59238800>software that creates moneyThey are not the fed
>>59238797so he's selling his stocks?
>>59238809I see you were embarrassed by your other thread so you made this one to replace it. Everyone if you're reading this thread, please first check out this one that OP made a few hours ago>>59237744
>>59238872Thats not an answer to my points and no I did not make the other thread you may not believe me but there are more people on this board who did not fall for this retard.
Nobody will get liquidated, but Saylor, MSTR investors and lenders will lose a lot of their money at a very faster rate at some point, thats all.
>>59238528Below 40k is a great buy, more than 2x, just hold all the altcoins have pumped so hard, xrp, near, galaxis, sol
>>59238528Wait, what am i supposed to learn from this thread. Should i stop DCA'ing into BTC?
>>59238748His dca will be in the hundreds of thousands eventually, he’s not a trader he’s a buy and hold foreverer.
>>59240403At this price yes>>59240405He is a trader since he has a leverage
he bought an insane amount of BTC at 88k and the price hardly moved
How do we liquidate this faggot's position?
>>59240558Let him buy the next months to completely fuck up his average first. He is doing it faster then i thought.And then let the bear market do its thing.
>>59238528
>>59238528yeah he only made>checks notes14,020,501,130.88 dollars in profit so far... he is so done
>>59238748He has horrible entries and I'm not defending him. I am pointing out that even though he is a perpetual top buyer he holds long enough to get himself in the green by a considerable amount. His method for accumulation is something none of us can do so his entry price also matters less. He isn't working at McFucknsuck to get a $300 pay check to dump into BTC he is printing his own money.
>>59238528He’s not at risk of being liquidated. That’s not how unsecured corporate debt works.
>>59241403Which he cant sell without it crashing 30% at least>>59241422If he had good entries his strategy would be indeed very good. But this way there is a big risk
>>59238800>His software revenue can cover interest expense longer than you can stay solvent XDthis is agreeable>>59238809>Ots a house of cards based on the bitcoin price retard. No real work for profits was doneso is every single other technology company, bitcoin index's have the attention of bitcoin transactions which will go on further than gold, when gold has to be physically shipped to a state and counted by jewish big noses
>>59242388Not everyone is in it for a quick buck to buy iphones and mazdas. Owning 331k btc is serious power, a blank check really. Pretty sure they're the biggest holders on earth right now excluding coins held by custodians.
>>59242672IBIT holds 472k.
>>59242909they hold it but don't really have control over it in the same way that MSTR does.They have an obligation to sell if there are outflows of the etf.If there are outflows from MSTR the value of their BTC holds MC consolidates around the the value of the assets
>>59242909IBIT will be strong just because blackrock doesn't go down(until we burn them down that is)
>>59238528Buying a $400K asset at $88K is a bargain.
>>59241403he hasn't made any profit until he sells
>>59238748>Makes tens of billions of dollars>hurr his DCA is horrendousPost networth
Doesn't matter what his DCA is as long as he buys before the strategic reserve he literally can never get liquidated as long as the strategic reserve is liquidated. He's playing 5D chess.
>>59245078I'm sure he can't wait to sell the most valuable asset for fiat and then give the government half of it
>>59244145Cost effective at both prices.
>>59238533>in a few decade
>>59241403Exactly. I cannot fathom the incredible levels of cope necessary to be like ha ha "this billionaire is so fucking stupid." Meanwhile smart anons are riding the Saylor train into Caribbean villas by March.Its only going to get worse for them. Sad.
>>59238748Caring about your cost basis is autistic in a bad way. That being said, it is entirely possible he gets rekt but he may become the most powerful man on the planet first.
>>59238533>BTC will be 7 figures in a few decade?I see few flaws in your reasoning anon :- 7 figures in a few decades (even just one) wont buy you more than a burger- can you list ANY computer tech still being used few decades down the line?- how can it become generational wealth when the total loss rate is already above 55%? BTC is practically deflationary because humans are withering, unperfect entities by nature and because our tech devices have a limited lifespan. On a long enough scale, no bitcorn will survive the test of time. Bitcorn was already completely outdated 5 years ago, now it's literally dinosaur tier. Funny how maxis never talk about the constant updates needed by the 7 compsci nerds with admin passes to prevent BTC bloated code from shitting the bed on a weekly basis.BTC is the second largest glowie psyops ever tested on mankind after the scamdemic.
>>59240403>Should i stop DCA'ing into BTC?Not only you should stop, but you should sell everything too while you still are ahead.
It appears my superiority has led to some controversy.
>>59238528If that's true, there's a very, very strong chance he actually does get liquidated in 2026. If BTC hits about 200k in 2025 and then crashes, my estimate for the absolute bottom is something like 45k in 2026-2027.
>>59246398He can’t be liquidated, mstr owns the btc outright, paid for by dilution and convertible notes (the latest round of notes were 0% interest)
>>59246518LieHe took out loans for bitcoin, if he is underwater he gets liquidated
>>59246384>dca since 2020 and 50k average>superiority>>59245137Its not even his money
>>59245142>new paradigm>ther bitcoin the usa already holds can somehow be liquidated
>>59238528Why the fuck is he leveraged. Why doesn't he just hold the coins like a normal person. What a retard amr.
Michael Saylor didn’t learn his lesson from the dot-com crash.Now he’s betting the farm on Bitcoin. History doesn’t repeat, but it rhymes.1999-2000:MicroStrategy’s a rising star in data analytics. Stock goes parabolic.CEO Michael Saylor becomes a billionaire overnight.Then... reality check.They announce revenue restatements.Investors see the scam, stock crashes over 99%.One of the biggest busts of the dot-com era.Fast forward 20 years.MicroStrategy's still around, low-key, doing okay.But Saylor's got a new obsession: Bitcoin.Starts stacking BTC like his life depends on it.Corporate treasury? Converts it to Bitcoin.Takes out loans? Buys Bitcoin.Sells more stock? You guessed it: Bitcoin.Calls it "digital gold."Talks like he’s figured out the cheat code for infinite wealth.BTC hits $69K, and he’s hailed as a genius.But wait... look at the numbers.MicroStrategy’s balance sheet?It’s basically a leveraged BTC ETF now.Stock price? Tracks Bitcoin, not the business.If BTC drops below their average buy price, margin calls start knocking.Debt payments looming.This isn’t diversification, it’s degeneracy.Remember 2000:Dot-com bubble bursts. Everyone thought they’d be rich forever.Saylor lost billions, MicroStrategy almost went under.Now he’s doing the same thing—different asset.What happens when the next bear market hits?BTC goes $20K, $15K… Saylor forced to sell at a loss.Stock collapses. Investors left holding the bag.MicroStrategy becomes a cautionary tale twice.TL;DR:Michael Saylor didn’t learn his lesson from the dot-com crash.Now he’s betting the farm on Bitcoin. History doesn’t repeat, but it rhymes.
Are we doing this again? Oh, we are doing this again.
MicroStrategy’s balance sheet?It’s basically a leveraged BTC ETF now.Stock price? Tracks Bitcoin, not the business.If BTC drops below their average buy price, margin calls start knocking.Debt payments looming.This isn’t diversification, it’s degeneracy.
>>59242909>coins held by custodians
>>59248367they are giving him money at 0% interest to buy bitcoin. they are basically giving him free money
>>59247890Convertible notes, bobo. Closer to an equity offering than a bond, but wrapped so ints that are only allowed to hold debt can buy them
>>59248878Hi predditor there are no margin calls on 0% convertible notes. Did you think he had a robinhood or something. They are also able to pay all debt service with cash flow from the BI products.
>>59248929>If BTC drops below their average buy price, margin calls start knocking.No margin. It’s all paid with cash from dilution (all the debt is convertibles). MSTR will develop an increasing large premium to btc holdings during the bull, and fall closer to book during the bear, but there is no liquidation price, nor incentive to divest as divestment lows the btc/share ratio
>>59247894
>>59248963ok genius, so what happens next bear market when:>BTC down>stock down>DCA way up>stock highly dilluted from share issuanceonce the music stops, bond holders will start liquidating and selling stock, riding the stock down the opposite waythe last ones will be left holding the bag, forcing MSTR into bankruptcy, i.e. sell their BTCSaylor is betting it all on the orange man saving him just in time, which might not happen
>>59248947If he gets liquidated what's the point of getting free money if it's just a number on a screen? If this nigga gets liqed before he gets out what's even the point? The ONLY way this makes any sense to me is if he's risking it all in an attempt to be the richest nigga in the world, and it's totally an ambition type of deal. If it's not, then he's retarded.
>>59249156>forcing MSTR into bankruptcyConvertibles, bobo. MSTR can go to $1 and it will still be solvent
>>59249156Doesn't that sound quite familiar? TECHNOBUBBLE
>>59249392then u are asuming that Saylor still finds buyer for more debt at $1, which wont happendo you really think those institutional debt holders will just continue offering him 0% loans if crypto markets keep going lower and lower?because of DCA price + float being higher now than in 2022, the treshold price for when the pain starts will be higher than what it was then and likely is >$20and then there is the other issue of 3x NAV premium the stock is trading at, which will deflate if crypto friendly regulation by the new administration allows for alternative investment instruments for institutionals
>>59238528bottom in 2026 will be something around 68-74k
>>59249369Convertible notes do not have margin requirements or collateral tied directly to Bitcoin, so they don’t automatically trigger liquidation in response to Bitcoin price drops.
>>59249692Convertibles. He doesn’t roll the debt, again, mstr can go to $1 and it will still be solvent
>>59249156Saylor is getting billions at 0% interest and buying BTC which is going to a million. MSTR business makes 60 million of free cashflow every year alone. Do the math.
>>59249761I have no idea what any of that means. If he can't get liqed then none of what's been said here matters.
>>59250142>>59249772ok I see, u guys are completely clueless and just repeat phrases you caught up from somehwere with incomplete understanding
>>59250568>bobo can’t into convertible notes>bobo can’t into BTC yield>bobo can’t into game theorySad.
>>59248878>He thinks there will be a major bear market when nations and institutional investors corporations start dumping billions into it to have their own BTC reserve/treasury.
>>59238528It's so over once Saylors ponzi implodes. Smart money is already getting out.>>59238533Comments like this are literal proof that we're at the top. Fucking delusional.
>>59250636>BTC yieldso you are now saying Saylor lends his BTC and doesnt actually hold them in his wallets?he is literally giving them away to an untrusted party to gain a measly 4%?at what duration?who are the borrowers?LMAO its not even known who the counterparty for those 0% loans are - and there is no way they arent some sleazy hedge funds who may ultimately bet on MSTR going bust and still profit from it via some clever financial engineering
>>59250636>>59253773What even more retarded hereYou can already borrow bitcoin with aave for 0.2% yearly rate. Only severe retards would borrow from saylor. And also why would you borrow it at all?
Bitcoin is not currency. Its an asset. Its like oil or a raw material. He covers this in his presentations. Its a great way of summarizing the original visions of BTC to retards. You should check out one of his powerpoints or speeches.
>>59238809>Ots a house of cards based on the bitcoin price retard. No real work for profits was donelol who gives a fuck you dumb faggot. The end result is to make money. If you can do it out of thin air, even better.
>>59254740Yeah this will surely go well>>59254725>You should check out one of his powerpoints or speeches.Not thanks i like my iq
>>59248878>>59249156Its not guaranteed that it all crashes but oh boy this will be the golden short and the golden slurp at once if that happens>>59249772>dude he found some magic money shitting trick
>>59250662>new paradigm
