Alex 👽
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People are overthinking the 32 BTC sale. “Why sell?” “Why not just buy less next week?” “Is this bearish?” Michael Michael Saylor already explained the logic: • If Bitcoin can’t be sold, critics say it has no value. • If it has no value, the balance sheet value is zero. • If the balance sheet value is zero, credit rating agencies ignore it. • So you sell a tiny appreciated portion to prove Bitcoin is liquid, valuable, and real.
Alex 👽1,230,785 views • 1 month ago
Hall of Shame: Bitcoin Doubters Edition‼️ Enjoy 🧵 1) Warren Buffet Warren Buffett - BTC price $560
Alex 👽7,677,092 views • 1 year ago
“Strategy is going bankrupt.” Peter Schiff just said this today. Saylor’s response? He already gave it two months ago: “You can’t pay a dividend on preferred stock that would create an insolvency event.” Translation: preferred stock does not force bankruptcy. If Strategy can’t pay the dividend without becoming insolvent, the dividend gets suspended. That’s it. But here’s the part people keep missing: “If Bitcoin goes up 2%, we can pay the dividends forever.” If you don’t think Bitcoin can average 2% a year, why are you even looking at preferred equity in a Bitcoin company? h/t Crypto Banter Bankless
Alex 👽281,132 views • 23 days ago
New Bitcoin ad just dropped ‼️ Real estate bros won't like this one…
Alex 👽2,907,314 views • 1 year ago
Peter Schiff in January 2026: “Silver won’t stop at $100.” “$200 silver by year-end.” “Shortages are coming.” “Buy it before we run out.” A friend of mine, 6 months later, down 50% after buying the top: Does anyone know a good class-action law firm? I was told this was sound money, not influencer exit liquidity.
Alex 👽148,198 views • 22 days ago
Jeff Walton’s MSTR story is wild. He rode it down from ~$1,200 to ~$100, watched the market call Strategyᴮ dead, then looked at the debt profile and said: the market is wrong. When Bitcoin hit $19k again, he took his bonus, portfolio, retirement accounts, brokerage - even the last $7,500 from his HELOC - and bought long-dated MSTR calls. Absolute conviction. Absolutely not for normal humans. h/t Natalie Brunell ⚡️
Alex 👽280,924 views • 1 month ago
People are freaking out because Strategyᴮ sold 32 BTC. That’s 0.0038% of its 843,738 BTC stack. Meanwhile Jeff Walton Jeff Walton just explained the real issue: legacy finance is still treating billions in Bitcoin on the balance sheet like it’s worth zero. So Saylor sells a tiny piece, converts it to cash, and forces them to admit the asset is real. h/t: Bankless
Alex 👽217,055 views • 1 month ago
Jamie Dimon’s evolution: ❌ 2017 - BTC around $5,600 “If you’re stupid enough to buy Bitcoin, you’ll pay the price one day.” ✅ 2026 - JPMorgan now “Hey, buy Bitcoin products from us. It’s not a tulip bubble anymore - we found a way to charge fees on it.” Legacy finance 🤡
Alex 👽163,360 views • 1 month ago
It’s funny watching people get shocked over some of Saylor’s AI posts. But Michael Saylor himself explained exactly WHY he does it. Most people will never voluntarily sit down and study: monetary theory, inflation, capital preservation, Bitcoin economics... 1 - First you need attention 2 - Then emotion 3 - Then curiosity Only after that will people listen to the deeper message. As Saylor said: “Sometimes you have to be colorful, witty, entertaining… or a little bit edgy.” The memes are the hook. The real message comes after.
Alex 👽177,568 views • 1 month ago
Peter Peter Schiff just said Bitcoin can’t get to the “Promised Land” unless Strategyᴮ gets liquidated first. His view is simple: before Bitcoin can succeed, $MSTR has to go bankrupt and the whole thing has to be unwound. That’s not a bear case anymore. That’s personal.
Alex 👽129,719 views • 1 month ago
Saylor on his expectations after buying Bitcoin: “I didn’t expect this to work in 12 weeks. I thought maybe in 1-3 years people would stop thinking I’m an idiot… and in 10 years I’d be glad I did it.” He also talked about the only way he lost money on Apple: trying to trade it with leverage. He bought LEAP call options, the stock stayed down too long, the options expired… then Apple exploded higher right after. His lesson: If you truly have conviction, buy the underlying asset, avoid leverage, and hold it long enough for the thesis to play out.
Alex 👽156,515 views • 2 months ago