Seller's classification this time is quite interesting, extremism vs. capitalists, tech geeks vs. fundamentalists, let's see which faction fits which role.

Michael Saylor proposed four major Bitcoin ideologies in a new paper: extremists, capitalists, technical experts, and fundamentalists, defining the evolution of Bitcoin from a niche technology to a global monetary network, as well as disagreements over adoption, upgrades, market access, and decentralization protection. Extremists see Bitcoin as a dominant inflation-resistant store of value; capitalists want to include it in investment portfolios and global financial infrastructure; technical experts focus on protocol improvements; fundamentalists emphasize self-custody and decentralization. The paper was published amid tensions between Saylor and the strategy firm, which had sold 32 Bitcoins worth approximately $2.5 million, marking their first sale since 2022.