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
— Citizen Watch Report (@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
https://twitter.com/christophercamp/status/1868756096686633305