BUY SIGNAL
>>538072827Bullish if true
>>538072878>>538072983the block chain was cracked years ago and law enforcement has been going through and arresting all of the criminals and unmasking the spies. Which means bitcoins’s only value is in sending koney overseas to get around sanctions. This makes its market cap not the $2.2t of illicit trade (bitcoin ~$100k), but the $150b market cap of sanctions evasion (bitcoin $~7k)
michael gaylor on suicide watch
>>538072827as long as keynesian (((banks))) control fiat, goddamned motherfucking cryptocurrency will prevail>pic related
>>538072827If I were strategy I would sell 1/2 of his holdings, make market collapse and buy the bottom.
>>538072827How is making such an announcement not considered market manipulation? When you own that much of an asset, be it stock or Bitcoin, any announcement about what you are going to do with it can have a profound impact on what others do with their assets as well. That's market manipulation.
>>538074086I "may" invest heavily in fucking your mom.
>>538074086Both shitcoin and mstr stock went up with the announcement. Also the announcement was about a change of strategy from never sell to selling when it is advantageous or needed for Strategy to uphold it's commitments to shareholders and creditors. It isn't market manipulation, it's actually abiding by the rules.
>>538074086That’s a trivial amount
>>538074086this happens all the time with US shares. the regulators force them to make these announcements because investors need to know where their money is going
Whenever it sinks, I start thinking it’s a sleazy psyop and it’s going moon.Whatever the MSM and controller class say or do, I automatically assume the opposite is the correct action. I’m not even kidding.
>>538073157Bitcoin has been declared "dead" by critics, financial experts, and major media outlets 475 times since 2010.These premature obituaries typically spike during major bear markets, exchange collapses, and regulatory crackdowns. Historically, buying $100 worth of Bitcoin every time it was declared dead would have yielded an extraordinary return, often highlighted by the contrarian meme that betting against its survival is one of the most expensive mistakes in financial history.Warren Buffett (CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, 2018): Called Bitcoin "probably rat poison squared". He later doubled down in 2020 by saying, "Cryptocurrencies basically have no value and they don’t produce anything... In terms of value: zero."Jamie Dimon (CEO of JPMorgan Chase, 2017): Declared Bitcoin "a fraud" and stated, "It’s worse than tulip bulbs. It won’t end well. Someone is going to get killed." He later referred to it as a "public decentralized fraud."
>>538073157"the blockchain"
>>538074292>Billionaire Michael Saylor said he would never sell bitcoin. (MAY 7, 2026)It's a direct reversal of their previous strategy to never sell that he kept repeating as late as 2 months ago.
