>>60521217
Saylor's convertible bond strategy is due for circa another 5 years, therefore there's another halving cycle MSTR's stock is gonna reap the rewards of. Traditional old boomer stock market niggers do not know how to valuate the company's "fundamental value" as warren buffet says, so they just think it's inherent value is Bitcoin's price movement, and they're not wrong. Bitcoin is essentially a value reserve of electricity. The same as gold has mining costs that inherently make it valuable as a stock of manpower, so does Bitcoin for computing power and energy. Boomers are buying into Saylor's scheme. By the time those convertible bonds mature next halving, BTC's price is more than likely gonna pump MSTR into stratosphere, and Saylor will continue abusing the halving cycle mechanics for as long as he lives, making new convertible bonds when those aforementioned ones expire. He's a black hole in the sense tha he makes fiat dissapear and not escape his portfolio's grasp, not that he's a collapsing star bound for destruction and downfall. But, alas, being a sidelined bear makes one dream of having the chance of buying BTC at sub 10k again, doesn't it?
