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@adam3us @cryptorover I concur!

@cryptorover malta🇲🇹 is nice at this time of year...

BREAKING: 🇳🇱 The Netherlands just approved a 36% tax on unrealized gains. Your Bitcoin goes up on paper. You didn't sell. You owe 36% anyway. Stocks, bonds, crypto, all of it. Taxed every year on gains you haven't even cashed in. No country on earth does this. The Netherlands wants to be the first. This is how you make capital leave.

@cryptorover Australia attempted to introduce unrealised capital gains in Superannuation Accounts superguide.com.au/super-booster/…

I’m 20 years old, still a university student. Before this dispute, I was one of the top 10 YES holders in the Polymarket MicroStrategy market. I lost around 35,000 USDC because I trusted the written rule. The rule said YES if MicroStrategy sold Bitcoin by May 31. It did not say the sale had to be publicly disclosed by May 31. That is the whole issue. If you want to help: Repost this. Tag a journalist. Tag a lawyer. Send this to a crypto researcher. Submit your case if you were affected. polymarketfraud.xyz Silence is what platforms count on. Don’t give them that.

"Bitcoin isn't backed by anything." Let me stop you right there. Bitcoin is backed by energy. Real energy. Kilowatts. Heat. Physics. The kind of backing you can't print, fake, or vote into existence at an emergency Fed meeting. Every block mined is a thermodynamic proof of work. Not a promise. Not a policy. Proof. The issuance schedule has never been amended by a committee. Not once. Not ever. Because there is no committee. There's just math. Cold, indifferent, and immune to political theater. The network is secured by more raw computing power than anything humanity has ever built. Hundreds of exahashes per second standing guard. Every single day. Now let's talk about what is backed by nothing. The dollar. It's is backed by confidence. Specifically, confidence in the institution that printed $6 trillion in two years while telling you 3% inflation was healthy and you should be grateful for the soft landing. In the same people who can't pass an audit. Who fund wars with a credit card. Who promise solvency while sitting on $39 trillion in debt and accelerating. "Backed by nothing" isn't an attack on Bitcoin. It's a confession about the dollar. Follow if you're serious about building wealth they can't print away.

@halstonvalencia @saylor Finally someone who did their research. People just looking for headlines without verifying the facts. Saylor just announced another trade they can execute from their menu of trades to grow BTC per share.

STOP THE $MSTR FUDDDD

@Flaimmer01 @BTCtreasuries And the uneducated calling MSTR and STRC a Ponzi scheme

JUST IN: $297 billion New York State Retirement Fund just revealed it bought 51,600 shares ($9.5 million) of MSTR. It now holds a total of 331,250 Strategy shares ($61 million). One of the largest U.S. pension funds is increasing its #Bitcoin Treasury Company exposure.🔥🚀

@KlaudioPetoshi @SimonDixonTwitt Yes. What is so difficult to understand. If you don’t think so then short the stock rather than tweeting FUD

@SimonDixonTwitt Isnt he just saying that its easier to assess the risk in investing in his preferred equity, and better overall, if you believe in bitcoin will go up alot more than 13% per year over 10 years

What is he even talking about? I think I understand a thing or two about finance, but this is an absolute financial word salad spaghetti of buzzwords. 😂

@DexterTheDuck3 @SimonDixonTwitt You clearly don’t understand what Strategy did to fund their Bitcoin buys. It is engineered not to blow up like any overlevered play. The only circumstance you are correct is if BTC goes to zero. In all other circumstances the strategy is sustainable

I liked sayors plan of using company profits to buy and hold Bitcoin. But unfortunately he has fallen into the yield trap. You know how everyone who has been in the space for longer that 3 minutes say do not use credit to buy Bitcoin? Well saylor is using credit to buy Bitcoin and it always comes back to haunt that person. He had the right idea, but then the "smartest guys in the room" came up with a way to get more Bitcoin. The rooster will come home to roost eventually. Buy Bitcoin (not on credit) and hold. It really is that simple.

@Nick126792 @SimonDixonTwitt Exactly. Simple. People using might of US military to justify their currency will survive next 50 years. Jeff just betting against that with BTC that is mathematically baked in to be scarce.

@SimonDixonTwitt In a nutshell, Bitcoin is going to be "supreme collateral". The best collateral today is the T Bill, but as we can see, it's being eroded. That's all Jeff is saying.

@DptOfEfficiency @SimonDixonTwitt I think Hal Finney could foresee how Bitcoin was going to be used so I don’t think he would be disappointed. “Bitcoin would ultimately serve as a reserve currency for banks, acting as the "high-powered money" supporting a new digital cash ecosystem.”

@59Foufou @SimonDixonTwitt When you look at the US dollar from the lens of sound financial principle, you will realize that USD is the biggest Ponzi scheme of them all. MSTR is just betting against that scheme by accumulating an asset that has more chance to succeed due to its fixed supply.

@SimonDixonTwitt There are so many americans in mainstream and twitter worshipping MSTR, STRC and the whole ponzi to a point it is so obvious there is something going on either at a religious level, personality worshiping, or some financial arrangement with the guru.

@Oliver_STAND @MerlijnTrader That easy, there are 8 billion people on earth and only 21 million BTC. If you have one or more coins you are part of the new elite class. If you sell it for anything less than 10 million a coin you are cheating yourself!

@MerlijnTrader Finally, I'm not the only one. Friends, it's time the general public determined the value of Bitcoin. Then they can't play games with it. Because I don't trust the values ​​they tell us—the big exchanges and the whales trying to rip us off!

UNREAL: Michael Saylor: "Sell Bitcoin to pay dividends." "Buy Bitcoin with credit." "Let it appreciate." "Sell Bitcoin to pay the dividend." This is not HODLing. This is not conviction. This is a carry trade dressed up as a Bitcoin strategy. Buy low. Sell high. Pay shareholders. Repeat. The most famous Bitcoin maximalist in the world. Just described a trading strategy. MICHAEL SAYLOR. ARE YOU WATCHING YOURSELF?

@RandyEmersonUS @PBDsPodcast Um, isn’t War a calamity? Check the BTC price. Doesn’t look like trash to me. It looks like an escape valve

@PBDsPodcast He’s full of shit when we have a calamity and bitcoin gets trashed and the short run he’s gonna be upside down like 50 billion he’s all done…

"Are The Cracks Starting To Show?" - Michael Saylor SHOCKING Rumor Of Selling Bitcoin

@PBDsPodcast PBD maybe you should have Michael Saylor back on your show to explain his “Strategy”. Because these guys are clueless! youtube.com/live/chp-9I6Wr…

@PBDsPodcast Your guests have no idea what they’re talking about. They definitely didn’t listen to the earnings call and definitely don’t understand bitcoin. Just short Strategy if they understand it so well and they see Michael’s mistakes, he’ll ripped the wings right off of them.

@thinkingcrypto Really? So, selling top end BTC to buy back equity or create more STRC which will buy more BTC doesn’t sound good to you? And this dude has a “podcast”……..

@marc02200 I don’t see how this is any different to buying a distressed company at a discount and growing it to be a profitable company. Most will sell it to gain the fiat profit. The brilliant thing with BTC is you can sell a piece of it to pay your debts and still owning the pie

I was honestly skeptical at first too. The idea of Strategy selling some Bitcoin to pay STRC dividends sounded crazy when I first heard it. But then I actually ran the math.They have $66.4 billion in Bitcoin and only $1.5 billion in annual dividend obligations. That’s 531 months of coverage. They’re selling ~0.18% of their Bitcoin hoard per month… to buy back over thousands of Bitcoin per month. So they’re massively net buyers while issuing shares. I went from skeptical to bullish as hell. Long Bitcoin. Long Saylor. Long Strategy.

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@FinanceLancelot @KK12349999 What you fail to realise is the BTC bought this year is not even 1 year owned. Wait 4-5 years and complain if it’s still 78k

@KK12349999 3% in 6 years... probably the worst capital allocator I've ever seen.

Hang on a second, if $BTC's average return is 39% per year, how are you only up 3% in the last 6 years? 🤔 Your cost average is 76K, you pay 10-11.5% per year on borrowed money. Only 3% return means you're net negative Where is the strategy in Strategy Michael Saylor? 🤪 $MSTR