Michael Saylor Expressed: The price of Bitcoin will be driven by inflation, technology, and adoption.

Community Response: He again mentioned about Turkish lira. Yes, sir we are suffering bad times here because of high inflation.

Man! He nailed it is there anyone in his league! Anyone?  Guy spends about a half a billion in the last two weeks – who has spent thousands and thousands of hours analyzing an investment of which, we are getting free of charge. I’ll take my chances and keep buying and holding.

Satoshi Nakamoto created a product call Bitcoin and salesman is Saylor. Only by adoption. If it were driven by inflation – it’s be at new ATH’s every day.  Hard to accept but this man has all the answers.

A hammer is a tool. It is foolish to buy up all the hammers on the market for the purpose of speculation. There are always competitors.

Bitcoin, go ask your friend silver how it’s price has been driving the last ten years.

It will take years:  I’m waiting a 20% dip on ALTs tomorrow.  But why the stock doesn’t move after these purchases?  It’s not about price, it’s about trust.

The 10-minute block times in 2022, that’s ancient technology by today’s standards, just saying. Helps to hard fork to 1–2-minute block times or something.

Imagine caring about how long it takes to move a STORE OF VALUE.

Let it be so, if only it grew by the end of the year to at least 80k. I spent almost all of USDT on Bitcoin. I want to earn.  When stocks implode it’ll get pulled down like Jack in the Titanic movie.

It seems you’re are becoming my idol, not about your money, about your thought.

Do you ever talk about your company, or is just about Bitcoin?

The best part is, the portability is a natural “check” on any effort to unreasonably tax or confiscate it. “Oh! you want to penalize me for my property, ok, see you Texas or in El Salvador!”

Bitcoin is also driven by the mood of investors who buy or on the contrary exchange it for USDT.

The price of Bitcoin is driven opposite direction when you buy and supposedly pump the price. It’s helpful to buy tops when considering taxes though. Can declare loss on an asset that will be worth much higher in the future and after taxes are paid.

Bitcoin price that cannot be seen without tears.  You borrow at 1% to get 160%. Seems like a pretty good risk reward to me.

I wonder how many other corporate execs out there would love to do the same thing but are bound by their governance structure or other factors. Who’s next?

Inflation is the mechanism by which governments impose negative real interest rates on every individual or entity holding anything anywhere denominated in their fiat. In other words, a usage fee, which is in reality a wealth tax.

Inflation won’t be able to fight Bitcoin. This is a fact, because Bitcoin can handle anything and lift you out of deep poverty. Keep buying. Shorters will have to give in in the end.

LOL, what is the currency of Afghanistan?