Dec 7, 2021 · Michael Saylor is a wolf in sheep's clothing. Over the years, his constant sketchy behavior, and fraudulent practices have painted a completely different persona than what he claims to be. This story aims to show viewers who Michael Saylor truly is, so you can make up your own mind before blindly following his lead into the Bitcoin trap.

Apr 10, 2023 · Michael Saylor even went as far as using the word "Blasphemy" to describe Bitcoin in 2014. Ironic for someone who's literally a cultist nowadays. Notice how he only started talking good about Bitcoin after August 2020 when he made his company MicroStrategy buy a shitload. He noticed the positive engagement he got and started milking likes ...

Saylor spouts some ridiculous hype about BTC, but he understands economics pretty well. His rants about inflation, MMT, and Fed BRRRing are actually pretty good. At the end of the day, Saylor is a shill for big banks and corporations. He says "when Bitcoin gets adult supervision it can go to $100k"

Jun 17, 2021 · I saw a recommended live video on Youtube where Michael Saylor is talking. When I checked the video, from "Microstrategy" channel with 400k subs, I was shocked that it was a pure scam. They put a scam site link in the video and trying to scam people. They have several other livestreams simultanously running on Youtube.

Michael Saylor’s trajectory has been interesting to witness. From being a vocal anti-Bitcoin critic to being the largest holder of Bitcoin. Ever so often, Microstrategy will hit the headlines for making yet another substantial purchase of Bitcoin. Currently, it holds 140,000 BTC at an average price of $29,803 per coin.

Dec 5, 2021 · I've been going down a Michael Saylor rabbit hole these last couple of weeks as I've continued a DCA strategy into Bitcoin. I'd like to think that I've pretty much listened to the wide majority of podcasts, videos, and relevant Twitter stuff that people associate him with, including his new mantra that "Bitcoin is digital energy."

What’s crazy about this discussion is Michael Saylor is saying it’s morally ok to pump bitcoin by saying buy bitcoin because the price is going up. Oil/gold/farm and Bitcoin are not the same catagory as michael claims since Bitcoin has no tangable use like those other real things.

The Michael Saylor, Cardano, and XRP ads or commercials seem to have QR codes that lead to a malicious website rather than a wallet address. Being that they are accepting Bitcoin, once the addresses are revealed, their identities can be revealed by authorities.

Looking at all the information above, I think Saylor is hinting at KASPA because of recent tweets, and because of price action and devs, it can be considered as Bitcoin 2.0. The only reason for me to not believe in it is that Saylor is a pro Bitcoin MAXI.

Jun 23, 2022 · I’ve watched videos of Saylor from 10+ years ago. And read his tweets. And seen him on the news. And listened to a 5 hour podcast he featured as a guest (Lex Fridman’s, which incidentally I highly recommend listening to). Saylor is a …