Micheal Saylor, MSTR Founder, and CEO stated:  “The most terrifying words in the English language are: I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.” – Ronald Reagan on Bitcoin.”

Further stated, our strategy is long Bitcoin, long term, leveraged intelligently. It is only a matter of time before billions of people plug their mobile phones into bitcoin, and we want to be there first. The future of big tech is digital property.

Community response:  There is no second language.  Absolutely agree. It is a fraud when we do it; when governments do it, it’s for everyone’s benefit. The Agenda behind these words needs to come out then everyone will wake up. The road to hell is paved with good intentions. Are they a systemic danger to the larger crypto market? More mature voices are needed in this space.

The internet is going to be one of the major forces for reducing the role of government. One thing that’s missing but that will soon be developed, is a reliable e-cash. I bet they can’t find many retail investors asking for crypto regulations to protect them. I know rich guys like you can’t acknowledge, but the government does help people, and it helped you.

Bitcoin gives purchasing power back to individual people instead of it being inflated away. As a result, more and more people will flock to Bitcoin once they realize how the money system is set up.

If you’re not doing anything wrong, then why’re you afraid of Govt? Imagine telling a politician that his garden project will be delayed and it will cost 20 million more, just because. Would they fire you, right? So why do we keep them in their jobs?

The second most terrifying words in the English language are: I’m from the Central Bank, and I know how to control inflation as it’s only transitory.

This is why DeFi is our future. The less state influence we have, the better our positions are. And, now, senators are only protecting banks and foundations. But over time, we will see less centralized systems.

“I’m here to solve a problem poorly with the money I stole from someone else.”

With the amount of propping up by the fed and bitcoin infrastructure and regulation being put in place, I feel like we are only five years out from adopting a global bitcoin standard.