🚨🚨 #MicroStrategy 🚨$BTC 🚨🚨
🔥 JUST IN: Saifedean Ammous Clears the Air on MicroStrategy and Bitcoin Ownership
Economist and author of The Bitcoin Standard, Saifedean Ammous, just made a bold but reassuring statement:
“Even if MicroStrategy owned 10 million BTC, it wouldn’t threaten Bitcoin.”
Here’s why that actually makes sense:
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🏛️ Companies Don’t Own Bitcoin — People Do
Ammous pointed out that Bitcoin is decentralized by design — no matter how much a single company owns, it doesn’t change the fact that individuals can leave the system anytime.
Control = ownership, and investors still control their private keys, not companies.
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🧠 MicroStrategy Isn’t a Threat, It’s a Bet
Yes, MicroStrategy owns over 400,000 BTC, and yes, they keep buying more.
But they’re not trying to control the network — they’re betting big on Bitcoin’s long-term value.
It's more of a corporate investment play than a decentralization threat.
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⚠️ Critics Are Nervous
Some, like Jason Calacanis, worry that one company hoarding too much BTC could become a risk.
But Ammous argues that Bitcoin isn’t a stock or a company — no one can rewrite its rules or seize the protocol.
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📉 Investors Still Call the Shots
If the market doesn’t like what MicroStrategy is doing? They can sell. Move coins. Walk away.
That’s the beauty of Bitcoin — opt-in, opt-out, no permission needed.
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Bottom line:
MicroStrategy can stack sats all it wants — but Bitcoin stays decentralized, open, and owned by the people.
