I'm pretty sure the entire move in bitcoin from $90k to $107k can just be attributed to @saylor
MicroStrategy has spent $17.1 billion dollars purchasing bitcoin in the last 35 days
That's billion, with a b pic.twitter.com/bmQrR3qXWb
— Pledditor (@Pledditor) December 16, 2024
I don't view them as equal weight
ETFs are comprised of millions of individuals, each having legal ownership over the BTC that are owned by ETFs
MSTR is a single entity owning coins for themselves. Owning a MSTR share gives you no legal ownership over the coins they possess. pic.twitter.com/seYlcjClGe
— Pledditor (@Pledditor) December 16, 2024
Michael Saylor has up to $21B for Bitcoin purchases via MicroStrategy. While he’s spent $17.1B so far, it's unlikely he’ll allocate all $21B, as funds are needed for operations, debt, and market strategy. Estimated $3.9B+ left for BTC buys. #Bitcoin #MicroStrategy
— Citizenwatchreport (@Citizenwatchrep) December 17, 2024
*don’t say it, don’t say it, don’t say it!* 🤐
…ITS PROLLY JUST SAYLOR TAPPING THE ATM pic.twitter.com/t4pTmjxAcC
— Mark Harvey (@thepowerfulHRV) December 16, 2024
Michael Saylor call your office. pic.twitter.com/3bVQ9z8uOR
— Brent aka Blacklion (@BlacklionCTA) December 16, 2024
Objects in the mirror are closer than they appear pic.twitter.com/tmvkH9D4Ll
— canadatrader (@canadawriter) December 17, 2024
Gotta work that premium while they can
Kind of wild that the playbook is so transparent and the premium is still so big. Long term holders should exit on premium spikes and switch to BTC bcs there's only one direction for premiums over time: down
— chris camp (@christophercamp) December 16, 2024