- Saylor aims to create massive dilution of MicroStrategy shares to amplify leverage.
- This strategy could erode MSTR’s market value over time.
- Effects are delayed, enabling Saylor to exit profitably before consequences unfold.
- Resembles fiat inflation; delayed fallout harms investors, not the orchestrators.
- Ultimate leverage play risks triggering a catastrophic market collapse.
People seem confused, so this is how I see this "strategy" (scam) developing.
Saylor wants to gradually create 30x more shares (3,000% dilution) of MicroStrategy to increase his leverage-over-leverage capacity (borrowing against MSTR's debt) to buy more BTC.
However, this could… https://t.co/KMvJP63GZj pic.twitter.com/znyzQzohEO
— Vini Barbosa (@vinibarbosabr) December 24, 2024
This scheme mirrors fiat inflation tactics but escalates risks. If unchecked, Saylor’s gamble could destabilize markets and unleash a devastating black swan event. Investors are left vulnerable in a carefully timed, high-stakes exit.
The greatest risk to Bitcoin is Microstrategy
Sad to see so many people flocking to Michael Saylor as their savior.
It has all the signs of an over levered play that will end badly.
They now want to raise authorized share count by 10 BILLION. Currently, they only have 330… pic.twitter.com/QRi4DgTFrv
— Dr. Danish (@operationdanish) December 24, 2024
When BTC became legal tender in El Salvador, maxis couldn't stop talking about how many other countries will soon follow.
Now that BTC is no longer legal tender in El Salvador, they're silent. https://t.co/B2XkHvwZS8
— Matt 🇬🇧🇵🇱🇺🇸🇨🇩 (@MattStirner) December 24, 2024
Bitcoiners used to encourage self-custody.
Now they’re telling people to use custodians.
wtf is going on
— Neil Jacobs (@NeilJacobs) December 24, 2024
The world is a clown show, but sooner or later the clown must strip away the makeup and when he does the world will have to face reality.
BTC doesn't do anything. https://t.co/gXTUlxiPjn
— Alfredo Moreno 🗡 (@AlfredoMorenoSS) December 24, 2024