🟠 Michael Saylor explaining why the iPad was underestimated over a decade ago Today, he holds 671,268 Bitcoin and thinks BTC hits $21M by 2046 🤔

Glad he bought 671,268 Bitcoin instead of 671,268 iPads.

Proof of reserves. Where?

ummm... that means market cap is $441 Trillion... wow, hopium much?

Saylor’s long-term BTC price targets reflect conviction but ignore market volatility and regulatory shifts.

While his iPad prediction was spot on, it's worth remembering that in 2000 he settled with the SEC for accounting fraud. MicroStrategy had to restate two years of financial results because they were inflating earnings, which caused the stock to crash 62% in a single day.

Same pattern every time. New tech looks like a toy until it quietly eats the old world.

Just like the iPad was underestimated, BTC’s potential is often overlooked today.

#respect 🫡

He knows…

Btc is still very much undervalued

Not sure

We, the people, hold the value of BTC. He relies on our following.

Have we underestimated Bitcoin as much as we underestimated the iPad more than a decade ago?

Saylor back in 2012, Pad is the most underestimated tech ever replaces paper, every literate person gets one, billions in adoption Fast forward: He was spot on, tablets exploded. Now holding 671k BTC and calling $21M by 2046.

Sayoor's conviction is... something. Macro still dictates, though.

$21M per BTC is coming a lot sooner. And @saylor knows it.

Visionary.

If history rhymes, doubters gonna regret sleeping on this one. Visionary mode activated

BTC’s 2046 target proves Bitcoin is still the ultimate store of value

Saylor sees $21M. We see opportunity. Secure your stack.

What’s this have to do with the iPad? 😭

*Strategy the business holds 671,268, not Michael's personal wallet

Even if it hits “only” 1 million. I am in 💪

just mere thoughts

Well, he is in his Cult Of Money I guess. And he is not alone in it. Let’s build a $.COM - Cult Of Money CTO Approved and it is time to build! I want to see some strong hands and hard workers! Who’s in? Ca: 2Bbz5cdpYvpYhABU6Grmkbv2b57xzKhcbNrzZioTpump

I worked at an enterprise search software company in MA back in 2005-06. Most execs were certain that our entire lives would soon operate on a mobile phones. @saylor writing a book about it a half decade later is not some clairvoyant act that people on X/MSTR fan bois make it out to be. Most people in tech saw the progression. Few knew the exact timing, including Saylor, which is why he lost a fuck ton trading Apple options.

Crazy 😧

tag someone who needs to see this: turns out “being early and stubborn” beats every alt thesis, be honest...was the iPad just the warm-up? 🧑‍💻

I guess we are in Chapter 21?!

He’s has literally called all of the major tech trends of the last 20 years

Do we have to listen to every words he's saying? It has the state of the market now? Spending our days to read this kind of shit?

The iPad comparison makes sense, but the timelines always feel like the hardest part to believe. Big ideas take time — usually more than expected