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People constantly underestimate Michael Michael Saylor This is a founder who watched his company drop over 99% during the dot-com bust. When a man has already survived that level of pain, volatility, and public hate, you can't hurt him anymore. The true market bottom wasn't marked by forced selling;... show more

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Gold is up roughly 113% while Bitcoin is down 15% since Michael Saylor uttered this back in December of 2024. I told everyone this was a monumental retarded thesis and strategy at the time while the biggest account on here were telling you the Bitcoin strategic reserve was happening.

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this makes it even funnier lmfao hyunsuk scratching his head by the end im in tears pls remember when he aired out to everyone that his little sister has a bf now and he was lowk sad he’s not her #1 anymore 😭

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