«Strategy redefines the scarcity of bitcoin to dominate everything»: Adam Livingston

The company MicroStrategy, led by Michael Saylor, is implementing an aggressive strategy of Bitcoin accumulation that redefines the concept of scarcity to consolidate its dominance. Through retail offerings to finance massive BTC purchases, the company is creating what some analysts call a "synthetic halving," reducing the availability of Bitcoin in the market.

Analyst Adam Livingston warns that this strategy, combined with state reserves of Bitcoin such as those of Twenty One and Arizona, is elevating the scarcity of the digital asset, positioning it as a critical element in the new financial order. Livingston points out that the traditional financial system is in decline and Bitcoin represents an alternative for preserving value.

While some view MicroStrategy's monetization of scarcity as genius, others express concern over the potential centralization of power in the hands of a few entities, which could go against the original decentralized spirit of Bitcoin. The news also mentions that investment funds suggest selling dollars, while Bitcoin surpasses $95,000, highlighting the growing perception of Bitcoin as a safe-haven asset in an uncertain global economic context.