Michael Saylor shared: “To the extent that U.S. national strength rests on our energy resilience, technology innovation, capital growth, and liberal values, Bitcoin gives us a clear advantage over our adversaries.”
Community Response: The Bearish Retest I was talking about – This means the price tries to come, but up at the level where it got rejected from, but finds the resistance (not enough demand) and gets rejected at the resistance, which was the support before.
Bitcoin represents the principles America was founded on! The US government should be mining and staking cryptocurrencies. “To the extent.”? That’s all that US national strength rests on. Without that, nothing else matters. Bitcoin is a worldwide variant of freedom and independence from government systems.
Saylor has been buying since 9k, he’s doing just fine and he controls the majority. Like telling Because he should be worried about his earlier days with Amazon. Short-sighted people are always overly emotional and lose out on wealth creation that can only come from having a vision.
BTC going to 9k again won’t change how Saylor lives one bit. But if you’re permalong here I would imagine it will affect.
You’re so confident, you should be shorting hard from here then. For clarity, shorting means short selling.
Bitcoin is free speech, private property, and open capital markets, with no opportunity for monetary control or rent-seeking. It resists surveillance and social engineering. This is bad for tyrants, full stop.
Unbiased analysis on where is BTC right now using unique sentiment metrics and price structure is what we need.
There is some real potential here. Crypto is providing an engine for tech innovation. It also has the potential to break some of the monopolies that have been hollowing out the US economy. The question is whether big tech captures crypto?
It feels like Russia is pushing on the Bitcoin front, could this be the twitch that starts the buying? The use of Bitcoin Lightning Network just as another bank shows how bitcoin is not worth it at all.
Bitcoin is in a shake, rattle, and then roll phase.
Long timer discussions apart, first things first: The money you put into Bitcoin is not safe from value fluctuations. Bitcoin is a volatile investment. If you’re looking for a “safe” investment with guaranteed returns, then don’t invest in Bitcoin — or any cryptocurrencies for that matter.
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