I find Saylor’s argument interesting. I do not find it a substitute for a risk plan. Calling Bitcoin volatility “Satoshi’s Gift” makes a price fall sound like an invitation. The distinction that matters is simpler: a lower price lets someone buy more units, but it does not guarantee those units will recover in value. That…
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This July 2025 announcement concerns Michael Saylor’s scheduled appearance at Bitcoin MENA on 8–9 December 2025. It is a record of the advertised programme, not a current event booking or a recommendation to copy a corporate treasury strategy. X may dominate tech headlines, but another seismic shift is coming to Abu Dhabi — and this…
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This account describes Michael Saylor’s advocacy and company purchases in early 2025. A corporate purchase and a bullish statement are evidence of that company’s strategy, not a guarantee of future Bitcoin returns or an instruction for a private investor. In the volatile world of cryptocurrency, few individuals have become as synonymous with Bitcoin advocacy as…
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The 21/21 Plan announced on 30 October 2024 was a goal to raise $42 billion over three years, split between $21 billion in equity and $21 billion in fixed-income securities. It was not one completed $42 billion Bitcoin purchase or an unconditional commitment that all funding would be raised immediately. On 30 October 2024, MicroStrategy,…
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