🔥SAYLOR ALREADY WON THE GAME🔥
Saylor just said on Natalie Brunell that he expects Bitcoin to go up 29% per year for the next 20 years.
If that turns out to be true, his $46.15 billion Bitcoin hoard would be worth about $7.52 trillion after 20 years.
If he buys another 100,000 Bitcoin per year (obviously conservative estimate)...
His hoard will be worth $39.4 trillion.
That is a 854x from here.
Even if the CAGR is 20%, his Bitcoin will be worth $9.28T.
That is a 201.1× in Bitcoin NAV from here.
Throw on amplification with intelligent leverage and BTC yield on top and you have a generational wealth position with MSTR where your bloodline can be retired.
@ChadSlimeBased The moment a community forms around an uptrending investement(MSTR excitement 2024), probability of making any money drops to 0 = Run! There is no better indicator that rules of the game flip againt you that day. Avoid!
We actually had a guy on here named Gladiator who invested not only his personal margin account but also his parents' retirement accounts into what is arguably the worst performing asset in recent history at the absolute shmiggity-shmico top, and many of you listened
@OpenAI guys 5.1 was 1000 miles better than 5.2. 5.2 reads so much from memory than from users instructions. I have to remind it over & over gain to read a prior upload before responding. Lets turn 5.1 as the main model plse
@RhoRider When the market signals hard that the cycle is over, be smart & listen, act by selling. Anytime you bet on anything not bitcon, you lose. MSTR is not bitcoin
Do you want to be right or do you want to preserve your capital? Never argue with the market. You will call it FUD until all your capital disappears. Sell MSTR now.
@_Adrian Wisdom: Never augue with the market! The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent. Sell MSTR if the thesis has changed.
Inequality isn’t a flaw of freedom. It’s the proof that freedom exists. When people are free to think, work, and create, they won’t all produce the same results. The differences in talent, effort, and ambition naturally lead to inequality, and that’s what drives progress.
The world isn’t zero-sum. Wealth isn’t stolen, it’s created. Every voluntary trade means both sides walk away richer by their own judgment, otherwise, the trade wouldn’t happen. The entrepreneur who becomes wealthy does so by offering others something they value more than what they give in return. His “greed” multiplies prosperity, it doesn’t drain it.
So while scripture moralizes poverty and condemns gain, capitalism turns ambition into service. The rich get richer only by making the poor richer in the process.
Inequality isn’t a flaw of freedom. It’s the proof that freedom exists. When people are free to think, work, and create, they won’t all produce the same results. The differences in talent, effort, and ambition naturally lead to inequality, and that’s what drives progress.
The world isn’t zero-sum. Wealth isn’t stolen, it’s created. Every voluntary trade means both sides walk away richer by their own judgment, otherwise, the trade wouldn’t happen. The entrepreneur who becomes wealthy does so by offering others something they value more than what they give in return. His “greed” multiplies prosperity, it doesn’t drain it.
So while scripture moralizes poverty and condemns gain, capitalism turns ambition into service. The rich get richer only by making the poor richer in the process.
The cat is out of the bag for the money printers. Central banks of the world are going to have a lot of trouble with this technology - pristine incorruptible money they can't control. A lifetime itch! Bitcoin.
@RockChartrand Thank you for articulating this clearly to a wide audience . Most people want it rewards without effort. Life, energy and the universe don't work that way.
The difference between capitalist and socialist promises is reality itself.
Capitalism tells you the truth even when it’s uncomfortable. It says success must be earned, that life isn’t fair, and that no one owes you a living. It doesn’t promise ease; it promises the freedom to rise as high as your effort and ability take you. Its promises have weight because they rest on cause and effect, not wish and decree.
Socialism, by contrast, thrives on comforting lies. It tells you you’re entitled to what others produce, that envy is justice, and that the laws of economics and human nature can be ignored if you shout loud enough. It pretends scarcity, effort, and consequence can be voted away.
Capitalism is honest about cost and reward. Socialism denies both, until reality collects the debt.
The difference between capitalist and socialist promises is reality itself.
Capitalism tells you the truth even when it’s uncomfortable. It says success must be earned, that life isn’t fair, and that no one owes you a living. It doesn’t promise ease; it promises the freedom to rise as high as your effort and ability take you. Its promises have weight because they rest on cause and effect, not wish and decree.
Socialism, by contrast, thrives on comforting lies. It tells you you’re entitled to what others produce, that envy is justice, and that the laws of economics and human nature can be ignored if you shout loud enough. It pretends scarcity, effort, and consequence can be voted away.
Capitalism is honest about cost and reward. Socialism denies both, until reality collects the debt.
Without rent or debt, you wouldn’t be “liberated” you’d be broke, homeless, and still blaming someone else. Rent exists because someone built what you use. Debt exists because someone trusted you with what you didn’t yet earn. The problem isn’t paying for value, it’s thinking you’re entitled to it for free.
@RockChartrand Still here roasting Communists? You're a Godsend to us who have had these thoughts for years without a voice. We produce hard, they demand our result. Roast them! Thank you!
I’m not religious, but belief in God is still more rational than belief in communism. At least with God you can say “I don’t know.” With communism, you do know, and it's centuries of blood, famine, and failure. To believe in its “success” isn’t faith, it’s delusion.
🇺🇸 PRESIDENT TRUMP: "Maybe we’ll pay off our $35 trillion debt by handing them a little crypto check. We’ll hand them a little Bitcoin and wipe out our $35 trillion."
Wealth doesn’t “concentrate” in a few hands. It’s created where none existed before. A new idea, a new product, a new service brings value into being. It’s not zero-sum; the billionaire didn’t steal a billion, he built a billion. That’s the difference between a thief and a creator: the thief takes what already exists, the creator makes what never did. Funny how it's greed to want to make money but compassion to want to take it by force.
@RockChartrand Always on point and well articulated..Thank you! If you wrote a book on Capitalism I will buy the 1st copy. Hopefully there is one in the works.
The rise of socialism is never the rise of the people. It’s the rise of bureaucrats who live off the people, feeding on the wealth and energy of those who still produce.
The rise of socialism is never the rise of the people. It’s the rise of bureaucrats who live off the people, feeding on the wealth and energy of those who still produce.