Believe in something or fall for everything and he chose to believe in $BTC
Time proved him right
Just like I believe in Fluence, Time will tell
This man took his company from $1 billion to $100 billion in 5 years and all he fkucing.. did was buy Bitcoin...? No
He did a lot more than that. He took on a huge risk. He bet his name, his reputation, and net worth on an idea that sounded crazy to others. He faced constant criticism, and looked complete humiliation in the eyes if he was wrong and continued to push the boundaries of finance in a time that wasn’t ready for it (remember, the SEC and Federal regulations just dropped off in the last few months on BTC - it hasn’t always been this way). He could’ve spent all his time building this empire only for it to all get ripped away from him and not just face financial ruin, but potentially even personal [civil/criminal] ruin if a less BTC friendly administration came in and banned the ownership or trade of crypto.
He challenged established norms and built markets in areas where others didn’t see the opportunity, or even the possibility for one - and as the individual responsible for leading MSTR, he likely did as much as (or even more than) the entire teams of engineeers and businessmen did at Ripple or Ethereum to promote the institutional adoption of crypto. Saylor did some really incredible things at enormous risk — and did it without turning back.
Regardless of whether you believe in betting on him and MSTR/MSTY, etc (and whatever the outcome may be - for the better or worse), BTC, or none of it at all - Saylor built an empire out of an unmatched dream, conviction, skill, and grit. I’m not even an MSTR guy myself (I side with buying raw BTC, if anything), but I am a Master and Baccalaureate of Product Innovation - and I can tell you, this guy is an innovator to be remembered.
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He did a lot more than that. He took on a huge risk. He bet his name, his reputation, and net worth on an idea that sounded crazy to others. He faced constant criticism, and looked complete humiliation in the eyes if he was wrong and continued to push the boundaries of finance in a time that wasn’t ready for it (remember, the SEC and Federal regulations just dropped off in the last few months on BTC - it hasn’t always been this way). He could’ve spent all his time building this empire only for it to all get ripped away from him and not just face financial ruin, but potentially even personal [civil/criminal] ruin if a less BTC friendly administration came in and banned the ownership or trade of crypto.
He challenged established norms and built markets in areas where others didn’t see the opportunity, or even the possibility for one - and as the individual responsible for leading MSTR, he likely did as much as (or even more than) the entire teams of engineeers and businessmen did at Ripple or Ethereum to promote the institutional adoption of crypto. Saylor did some really incredible things at enormous risk — and did it without turning back.
Regardless of whether you believe in betting on him and MSTR/MSTY, etc (and whatever the outcome may be - for the better or worse), BTC, or none of it at all - Saylor built an empire out of an unmatched dream, conviction, skill, and grit. I’m not even an MSTR guy myself (I side with buying raw BTC, if anything), but I am a Master and Baccalaureate of Product Innovation - and I can tell you, this guy is an innovator to be remembered.
1 Like for him ❤️❤️ and comment Saylor if you love him 🥺
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