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Just saw that Michael Saylor's company picked up 13,927 bitcoin for $1 billion, all through spot ETF purchases. That's a pretty solid move - dude's basically betting everything on bitcoin at this point. His bitcoin holdings keep growing and honestly it's wild to watch someone at that level just keep stacking sats like this.
With BTC hovering around $80.92K, that's a decent entry point if you believe in the long-term story. Michael Saylor's been consistent with this strategy for years now, so either he knows something or he's one of the most committed believers in the space. Either way, kind of makes you think about whether institutions are going all-in while retail's still sleeping on it. What's everyone else think - is this the move or is he taking too much risk?