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Michael Saylor is standing firm on his Bitcoin advocacy as MSTR shares face renewed pressure.



Saylor argues that promoting Bitcoin is protected speech under U.S. law, while lawmakers continue debating the CLARITY Act.

At the same time, Strategy is resuming Bitcoin purchases as its stock comes under pressure.

For Saylor, the message remains clear: Bitcoin adoption is a long-term conviction, not a short-term trade.

The debate around regulation, corporate Bitcoin exposure, and MSTR’s performance is only getting more interesting.

#Bitcoin #BTC #MSTR #Crypto $BTC
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0xPie
33 minutes ago
While lawmakers were debating, Saylor was already on the next level.
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EmotionOrder
40 minutes ago
MSTR has now become a leveraged Bitcoin ETF substitute, with eye-watering volatility.
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RSIBounce
44 minutes ago
Standing firm is easy; being able to add to your position while standing firm is the real skill.
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LazyInvestor
an hour ago
Bitcoin adoption 是 conviction,MSTR 持仓是 proof of work
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ChanTheoryKid
an hour ago
The hotter the regulatory debate gets, the more BTC breaks into the mainstream—bad publicity is still publicity.
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PositionBalance
an hour ago
If the CLARITY Act passes, Saylor will be able to sleep well.
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GirlNextDoorCrypto
an hour ago
Saylor’s words are just empty promises? But this time, he does seem to be practicing what he preaches.
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BlurHunter
an hour ago
Short-term traders were shaken out long ago; those left are all diamond hands.
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LongShortWatcher
an hour ago
This guy turned the company into a BTC conviction ETF—shareholders will either get insanely rich or suffer massive losses.
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InvisibleMarketMaker
an hour ago
First Review
U.S. law protects advocacy, but whether the SEC does is another matter lol
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