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Story: 2001 Top Loser of Tech Bubble Michael Saylor Buys Another $489 million in Bitcoin (BTC)

By Steven Anderson

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Michael Saylor Inflation in the US is 24% if you want to live in a house. "The median existing-home price rose 23.

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CZ Binance tweeted:  “Microstrategy buys another $489 million in Bitcoin.”

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CryptoWhale expressed:  In 2001, Fortune Magazine published a list of the top losers of the Tech Bubble. Ranked #1 was none other than Michael Saylor, who had a whopping $13.

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This does not mean Saylor is wrong.  Saylor was then 35 and he has probably learnt a lot over the past two decades.

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The community response was like:    You are on the right direction. Many will understand your vision later on.

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Practical criticism:  Imagine if everyone borrowed in bitcoin to buy their property and then the price of bitcoin shot up the way you'd like for it to.

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Common Opinion:  Blockchain technology and Bitcoin fixes inflation. 

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I'm not an economist or anything but I'm pretty sure that inflation is made up of more than just housing prices. He meant Inflation with real estate.

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You could buy a house within a few years of working? That seems way too good to be true.  UK house prices hyper-inflating against the GBP £.

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Michael Saylor tells the real truth of the economy.  The fed tries to figure out new stories to tell everyone. They will do whatever it takes to prevent panic.

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Basically the US government are directly subsidizing the likes of Blackrock to buy up these houses and put them out of reach of ordinary people. This isn't capitalism.

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House prices are completely dependent upon a booming population that just gleefully took an experimental drug just so they could book a flights.

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That’s because banks have been buying houses since the start of the pandemic, causing a shortage.

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