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Cyber Manhattan Katılım Mayıs 2017
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Choose a Side ⚡️
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@AAStack I’m holding my big ol’ bunch of MSTR shares since Jan 2023. I’ll be holding my big ol’ bunch of MSTR shares in 2043. I’m going to enjoy watching this oak tree grow.
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The guy filming YouTube videos from his bathroom with 278,000 subscribers and dismissed the Social Network effect trade in the early 2000s is explaining why Michael Saylor doesn’t understand capital markets. The Standford Grad that created 58 different meme coins is explaining why Saylor’s strategy won’t work. The guy who bought his first 0.03 BTC in 2024 and added BIP 110 to his username last week is explaining risk management. The self proclaimed CEO whose company hasn’t done shit for a year is explaining corporate finance. Meanwhile, Michael Saylor founded a public company in 1989 at just 24 years old and ran it for more than three decades. He took it public, survived the dot-com crash, experienced billion-dollar gains, billion-dollar losses, SEC scrutiny, multiple bear markets, debt markets, equity markets, and now oversees one of the most scrutinized capital allocation strategies on Earth. You don’t have to agree with Saylor. You don’t have to buy MSTR. You don’t have to like the strategy. But some of the loudest critics have never managed a public company, never raised capital, never navigated a market crisis, never met a payroll, and never had a billion dollar decision to make. Experience doesn’t guarantee you’re right. But pretending experience doesn’t matter is how amateurs convince themselves they’re experts. Stay Vigilant 👊
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The best thing about Bitcoin is calling everything fake and gay and retarded Change my mind
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Most people quit because they cannot tolerate the invisible phase. They want the tree without the roots. The harvest without the planting. The reward without the waiting. But wealth has always obeyed the same ancient law: What compounds slowly eventually moves faster than anyone believes possible. The miracle is not the growth. The miracle is staying long enough to see it. ₿🌱
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The average millionaire doesn’t hit 7 figures until age 49. Meanwhile, X has 23 year old FinX Bros calling themselves financial gurus because they caught one lucky trade. Ignore the noise. Build patiently. Compound relentlessly. Let time do what hype never can. ₿
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Fuck X. I’m moving to LinkedIn. At least over there people insult you professionally.
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Day 19: 100 pushups daily until Bitcoin gets back to $100k
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The self importance behind this is staggering. As if Bitcoin needs him, or anyone else, to police who is allowed to participate in the network. The constant need to define an in-group, gatekeep who is a real Bitcoiner and talk shit about anyone integrating Bitcoin into the existing financial system is genuinely embarrassing. "Toxic" Bitcoin maximalism was never about gatekeeping the network, it was about recognising that Bitcoin is the only "crypto" asset with genuine value and utility. Somewhere along the way, these guys appointed themselves the authority on correct and incorrect use of a network explicitly designed to need no authority. Oh the sweet irony. Bitcoin becomes more useful, not less, when it is worth $10 million a coin and millions of businesses worldwide hold it as a corporate treasury asset. Self custody, corporate treasuries, ETFs, nation state reserves. All of it strengthens the network. Unfortunately for people like Kratter, they will need to accept that most of the Bitcoin in existence will end up in the hands of capital allocators. It's time to grow up and recognise the world for what it is, not for what we want it to be. For the record, Saylor has done more for Bitcoin adoption than any of you.
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@AAStack You know my game, I take advantage of the gamblers and offer to play house. The house always wins
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Wall Street gets paid when you stay in the system. Not when you question it. Not when you leave it. Not when you custody your own wealth. Escape ⚡️
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There will be signs
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@AAStack You know, X and social media in general, has a habit of making people think they know better than a company working 24/7 with smart/talented employees and way more resources than those people would ever have.
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