Michael Saylor Sold Bitcoin: Why It's NOT a Betrayal

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The analysis focuses on MicroStrategy's Bitcoin holdings and its business model. It highlights that while Michael Saylor has sold some Bitcoin, this is part of a disclosed business strategy involving the issuance of convertible notes to buy Bitcoin, rather than a personal divestment or a sign of lost conviction. MicroStrategy holds a significant portion of the total Bitcoin supply (4%), making individual sales a minor event that does not negate their multi-year conviction. The speaker argues that the real problem lies with investors who outsource their conviction to a celebrity like Michael Saylor, rather than believing in Bitcoin itself. If one's belief in Bitcoin requires Saylor to never sell, they don't truly believe in Bitcoin, but rather in Saylor, equating these to different 'religions'. No specific price targets or fail bounds were given for Bitcoin itself, but the context implies a long-term bullish outlook from MicroStrategy's perspective.

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