The “clear card and clear casino” in the crypto circle, Saylor (Saylor), is stirring things up! This move in the market has everyone confused, so let’s quickly break it down: 【Saylor is on strike, is Bitcoin soaring wildly?】 See you on Monday, or not: Saylor tweeted last night that he will pause buying Bitcoin this week. This is also his second “break” this year. Everyone is guessing whether the big boss thinks $80k is too expensive to buy in, or if he’s saving face for Tuesday’s earnings report? Sitting back and making easy money: Although he didn’t buy this week, Bitcoin’s own performance is impressive! Once Bitcoin broke $80k, the 818k Bitcoin inventory that Saylor holds in his invoices, the market value directly surged past 65.7 billion! Although the average cost is around $75k, his account now has a floating profit of $4 billion. Is this like running a company, or opening a “money printing factory”? The “landmine” in the earnings report? On Tuesday, the results will be out, and everyone predicts a loss of over $18 per share, worse than last year. Some are worried that his high-interest financing model (STRC) might blow up. But Saylor knows in his heart: it’s the company’s, Bitcoin losses are for all mankind (strike that, they’re mine). Honest thoughts from the blogger:


Saylor’s “pause” this time was to wait for the big troops to join in. He now owns nearly 4% of all Bitcoin in the entire network, and this “as long as I buy fast enough, losses can’t catch me” strategy, only he dares to play like this worldwide. Today’s interaction:
Do you think Saylor is “fearful of heights” and doesn’t dare to buy, or do you think he’s holding back a big move, waiting for the earnings report to reverse and harvest? Tell me in the comments, if it were you, would you still dare to add to your position at $80k? 👇
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