🧵 THREAD: The Chairman just got knighted by @MaxKeiser. 👑🐾
A legendary moment in Citadel history…
1/ Max Keiser - the high priest of Bitcoin prophecy - just followed the Fed Chairman.
This ain’t a follow…
It’s a coronation.
#ProofOfWoof#Bitcoin
𝐖𝐇𝐀𝐓 𝐇𝐀𝐏𝐏𝐄𝐍𝐒 𝐖𝐇𝐄𝐍 𝐀𝐌𝐄𝐑𝐈𝐂𝐀 𝐁𝐔𝐘𝐒 𝟏 𝐌𝐈𝐋𝐋𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐁𝐈𝐓𝐂𝐎𝐈𝐍?
Michael Saylor says China and every major nation may be forced to follow.
That’s not a Bitcoin trade.
That’s a global Bitcoin race.
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There are only two ways
to buy Bitcoin.
From someone
who wants to sell.
Or from someone
who is forced to sell.
That’s it.
Bitcoin doesn’t produce
more Bitcoin.
It doesn’t issue
new shares.
It doesn’t announce
secondary offerings.
There will only ever be
21 million.
And every year…
more of them disappear
into wallets
that aren't selling.
That’s why
this story matters.
Because some of the biggest
Bitcoin buyers on Earth
just got more aggressive.
Michael Saylor
just announced
that Strategy acquired
1,550 Bitcoin
for roughly
$101 million.
That brings
their total holdings to
845,256 Bitcoin.
Let that sink in.
One company now controls
4% of all Bitcoin
that will ever exist.
And according to Saylor,
this is only
the beginning.
He recently warned
that once the United States
starts buying Bitcoin,
other nations
will not sit still.
If America acquires
1,000,000 Bitcoin…
China
and every major country
will eventually
be forced to follow.
Think about
what that means.
For the first time,
Bitcoin isn’t competing
with other investments.
It’s competing
with governments.
Every Bitcoin
Strategy buys
tightens the supply
for everyone
still waiting.
That’s the part
most people miss.
When Strategy buys Bitcoin…
they’re not just
making a trade.
They’re removing supply.
Potentially forever.
And they aren't
the only ones.
BlackRock is buying.
ETFs are buying.
Public companies
are buying.
Nation states
are buying.
Long-term holders
keep buying.
People assume
there will always be
more Bitcoin available
later.
History suggests
otherwise.
Five years ago,
El Salvador
made Bitcoin
legal tender.
Today,
the country holds
7,677 Bitcoin.
Not because
they timed the market.
But because they kept buying.
Now imagine
El Salvador.
Strategy.
BlackRock.
ETFs.
Public companies.
And eventually…
nation states.
All competing
for the same
21 million Bitcoin.
That’s not a prediction.
It’s already happening.
Meanwhile,
the amount of Bitcoin
available for sale
continues to shrink.
That’s why
the real story
isn’t the price.
It’s the inventory.
Because eventually,
every market reaches
the same point.
The point where demand
keeps rising…
while supply
stops showing up.
That’s when prices
have to adjust.
Not because buyers
want to pay more.
But because they have to.
And that’s why
Hal Finney’s famous prediction
still matters today.
Back in 2009,
when Bitcoin
was worth essentially nothing,
he imagined a future where
each Bitcoin
could be worth
$10 million.
Most people laughed.
Because in 2009,
a $10 million Bitcoin
sounded ridiculous.
Today,
the largest institutions
in the world
are acting like
Bitcoin is far more scarce
than the market realizes.
That doesn't happen
when an asset
is becoming less valuable.
It happens when
the available supply
keeps disappearing.
Which brings us back
to the original point.
There are only two ways
to buy Bitcoin.
From someone
who wants to sell.
Or from someone
who is forced to sell.
The question is:
As more Bitcoin
moves into stronger hands…
who exactly
is going to sell
to the next wave
of buyers?
“Bitcoin drops”
Retail: 😱 SELL IT
Saylor: “I’ll take another 1,550.”
The Chairman has seen enough.
The weak hands are running an over-the-counter donation program for billionaires. 🤣
🔥 845,256 Bitcoin.
That’s how much Michael Saylor’s Strategy now controls after buying another 1,550 BTC.
Meanwhile, many investors are still waiting for the "perfect entry."
The biggest buyers aren't waiting.
They're accumulating.
The Chairman has reviewed the charts.
Diagnosis:
Humans begged for a dip.
Received dip.
Refused dip.
Now demanding a larger dip.
Patient remains financially unstable. 🐕
Most people think they need more information.
What they really need is conviction.
Bitcoin drops.
The tourists leave.
The strongest buyers get more aggressive.
Michael Saylor just bought 1,550 BTC
while building a $1 billion war chest.
New episode:
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Everybody says they want a better Bitcoin entry.
Then Bitcoin drops…
and somehow they still don’t buy it.
Meanwhile, Michael Saylor just bought 1,550 BTC, increased Strategy’s cash reserve to $1 BILLION, and keeps talking about a future with 2,000,000 Bitcoin on the balance sheet.
Today’s correction isn’t the story.
The ownership transfer is.
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Mike Tyson once said:
“Everyone has a plan…
until they get punched
in the mouth.”
Bitcoin investors
have their own version:
“I’m waiting
for a better entry.”
Then Bitcoin drops.
And somehow…
they still don’t buy it.
That’s because
most people think
they want lower prices.
What they actually want
is higher prices
with certainty.
They say they want
a correction.
They say they want
a crash.
They say they want
one last opportunity.
Then the opportunity arrives.
And suddenly…
they need more confirmation.
More headlines.
More reassurance.
More proof.
The lower Bitcoin goes…
the less comfortable
they become buying it.
Which is exactly why
the biggest opportunities
never feel
like opportunities
when they’re happening.
But by then…
the opportunity
usually looks very different.
That’s what makes
this correction
so interesting.
While many investors
are still waiting
for a better entry…
the biggest Bitcoin buyers
keep doing
the exact opposite.
Michael Saylor
just announced
that Strategy acquired
1,550 Bitcoin
for roughly
$101 million.
Just one week ago…
Bitcoin critics
were celebrating
because Strategy sold
32 Bitcoin.
This week?
They bought
1,550 Bitcoin.
Almost
50x
more Bitcoin
than they sold.
That brings
Strategy’s holdings to
845,256 Bitcoin.
Let that sink in.
Nearly 850,000 Bitcoin.
But the purchase itself
wasn’t the only headline.
Strategy also increased
its USD Reserve
by another
$100 million.
The company now holds
$1 billion
in reserve capital.
Think about
what that means.
They’re not just
buying Bitcoin.
They’re building
a war chest.
Preparing for volatility.
Preparing for opportunity.
Preparing for more Bitcoin.
That’s a very different mindset
than the average investor.
Most investors see
a correction
and ask:
“What if it goes lower?”
Strategy sees
a correction
and asks:
“How much can we buy?”
That difference
changes everything.
And if you think
845,256 Bitcoin
sounds extreme…
consider this:
Michael Saylor
has openly discussed
a future where
Strategy could own
2,000,000 Bitcoin.
Think about
what that means.
The company isn’t acting
like the opportunity
is over.
They’re acting
like it’s just beginning.
And that's the part
many people miss.
The correction
didn't create
more Bitcoin.
The fear
didn't create
more Bitcoin.
The panic
didn't create
more Bitcoin.
It only changed
who was willing
to sell.
And increasingly,
those sellers
are handing their Bitcoin
to companies,
funds,
treasuries,
and long-term holders
with much deeper pockets.
That’s why
the real story
isn’t the correction.
It’s the transfer.
The transfer
from weak hands…
to strong hands.
So here’s the question:
When Bitcoin
finally turns around again…
will today’s sellers
be glad they sold…
or wishing
they had never sold
at all?
The tourists wanted Bitcoin at $60k.
Bitcoin hit $60k.
Now they want Bitcoin at $50k.
If Bitcoin hits $50k…
they’ll want $40k.
A fascinating illness. 🔥🐕💨
Most people think they'll have time.
Time to buy.
Time to study Bitcoin.
Time to get serious.
Then a correction hits...
and they spend the entire correction
waiting for an even bigger correction.
Meanwhile, Michael Saylor keeps doing
the same thing he’s been doing for years.
Accumulating.
Everybody wants a lower Bitcoin price.
Until they get one.
Then they want an even lower price.
And by the time they’re finally ready to buy…
Bitcoin is already higher.
🎥👇
The most expensive words in Bitcoin history:
“I’ll buy it back later.”
Meanwhile, Michael Saylor just posted the Strategy Tracker again as Bitcoin tourists panic over the latest correction.
The opportunity always looks obvious…
after it’s gone.
🎥 Full breakdown:
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Most people say they’ll buy Bitcoin after the panic ends.
The problem?
By the time panic ends…
Bitcoin will be much higher.
Michael Saylor just signaled another Bitcoin purchase as tourists dump coins and wait for a “better entry.”
Today we break down why some of the biggest Bitcoin fortunes are built during corrections - not rallies.
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The most expensive words
in Bitcoin history
are:
“I’ll buy it back later.”
Because almost everyone
who sells Bitcoin
believes they’ll get
another chance.
At a lower price.
With more certainty.
History tells
a different story.
Michael Saylor
just posted
the Strategy Tracker.
Again.
No explanation.
No panic.
No fear.
Just the same signal
he has posted
for years.
And almost every time…
it means the same thing.
Another Bitcoin purchase
has already been made.
The public
just hasn’t seen
the filing yet.
Think about that.
Bitcoin just suffered
one of the ugliest corrections
of the cycle.
Fear is everywhere.
Tourists are panicking.
The headlines
have turned bearish.
And Saylor’s response?
A good time
to add more dots.
That’s not confidence
built during a rally.
That’s conviction
during a correction.
Strategy already owns
843,706 Bitcoin.
More than
$50 billion worth.
They have endured
multiple brutal drawdowns.
Billions of dollars
in paper losses.
Endless criticism.
Yet every time
the market gets scared...
they seem to reach
the same conclusion.
Buy more Bitcoin.
Not less.
More.
Arthur Hayes
made a similar point
this weekend.
He reminded investors
that everyone
who bought a Bitcoin crash
and held through it
made money.
Not because
they timed it perfectly.
Not because
they were lucky.
Because they were patient.
The impatient traders
usually lose.
The patient holders
always win.
History keeps repeating
the same lesson.
Most people just fail
to recognize it
while it’s happening.
Germany learned
that lesson
the hard way.
Two years ago
the German government
sold its Bitcoin holdings
at an average price
of roughly $57,900.
At the time,
the decision looked smart.
It looked responsible.
It looked safe.
Then Bitcoin rallied.
Those same holdings
eventually became worth
more than
$6.28 billion.
Billions left behind.
Not because Bitcoin failed.
But because they sold.
That’s why
today’s correction
is so fascinating.
The people selling today
believe they’ll get
another opportunity.
The people buying today
believe this IS
the opportunity.
Only one side
can be right.
Meanwhile,
the United States
is discussing
something even bigger.
Congress just published
the full text
of the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve bill.
The proposal?
Acquiring
1,000,000 Bitcoin.
And holding it
for at least
20 years.
Think about that.
The same government
many people assumed
would fight against Bitcoin…
is now debating
how much Bitcoin
it should own.
That’s not the behavior
of a dying asset.
That’s the behavior
of an asset
being taken seriously.
Governments are stockpiling it.
Corporations continue
accumulating it.
And some of the largest holders
in the world
are still trying to figure out
how to acquire more.
Yet many investors
remain focused
on the next dip.
The next pullback.
The next perfect entry.
That’s the trap.
Because Bitcoin
doesn’t reward certainty.
It rewards conviction.
And every cycle
ends the same way.
The people waiting
for the perfect moment
discover the perfect moment
already happened.
So here’s the question:
Will today’s sellers
be buying Bitcoin back higher...
or wishing
they never sold at all?
Imagine being terrified…
because Bitcoin is
the cheapest it’s been
all cycle.
That’s like being scared
because a Ferrari
just went on sale.
Five years from now…
Nobody will care
about this crash.
They’ll only care
about one thing.
Whether they bought it.
Bitcoin just flushed the tourists.
Weak hands panic.
Long-term holders accumulate.
The people selling today think they’re being smart.
The people buying today think they’re getting a discount.
Who ends up being right?
🎥👇
Humans see red candles and start dumping.
Saylor sees red candles and starts calculating how many million more Bitcoin he can buy.
Different species. 🐶₿
Most people see a crash.
Michael Saylor sees 2,000,000 Bitcoin.
The U.S. is discussing 1,000,000 Bitcoin.
And somehow people are still panic selling.
New video drop:
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$1.7 BILLION just fled Bitcoin ETFs.
The largest weekly outflow in over a year.
Meanwhile Michael Saylor says Strategy could ultimately acquire 2,000,000 Bitcoin.
Congress is discussing a 1,000,000 Bitcoin Strategic Reserve.
One side is panic selling.
The other side is trying to buy everything.
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Bitcoin drops to $60K and the tourists start screaming.
Meanwhile Saylor’s over here talking about buying 2,000,000 BTC and the U.S. wants another 1,000,000.
Somebody is drunk.
I don’t think it’s Saylor. 🍿🐶🔥
The market sees
a Bitcoin crash.
The biggest buyers
see a clearance sale.
Because while fear spreads…
the strongest Bitcoin buyers
keep getting more aggressive.
Bitcoin ETFs just suffered
their fourth straight week
of outflows.
$1.7 billion
left Bitcoin ETFs
last week alone.
The largest weekly outflow
in over a year.
Sounds bearish.
Until you look at
what's happening
on the other side.
Michael Saylor
just said
Strategy could ultimately acquire
2,000,000 Bitcoin.
Let that sink in.
Strategy already owns
843,706 Bitcoin.
And after one of the worst
corrections of the cycle...
they're still talking about
buying more.
A lot more.
Congress just published
the full text
of the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve bill.
The proposal?
The United States
acquiring
1,000,000 Bitcoin.
One side is selling.
The other side is discussing
how to buy a million.
That’s not a normal market.
Pay attention.
Michael Saylor
recently said
that when Bitcoin reaches
$950,000,
many people will wait
for it to drop
to $700,000
before buying.
By then,
he believes Bitcoin
could already be
$8,000,000.
People are panic selling
at $60,000.
Saylor is talking about
$8,000,000 per Bitcoin.
That’s the disconnect.
Sounds crazy.
Until you realize...
people do this
every cycle.
They wait for certainty.
They wait for confirmation.
They wait for a better entry.
And while they're waiting...
the Bitcoin disappears.
That's why
the current panic
is so fascinating.
Because while ETF investors
are pulling money out...
the long-term accumulation story
keeps getting stronger.
Saylor has openly discussed
a future where
digital credit markets
absorb the remaining supply
of Bitcoin.
His view?
The process
doesn't stop.
It accelerates.
Meanwhile,
Charles Schwab
continues expanding
its Bitcoin framework.
Bitcoin-backed lending
is expanding.
Institutional adoption
continues advancing.
And governments
are now openly debating
how much Bitcoin
they should own.
That's not what
the beginning
of a bear market
looks like.
That's what
a transfer looks like.
A transfer of Bitcoin
from weak hands
to strong hands.
A transfer from tourists
to long-term holders.
A transfer from people
focused on today's price
to people focused on
the next decade.
Even Saylor's explanation
for the recent selloff
points in the same direction.
The AI buildout
is absorbing capital
at historic scale.
Money is moving.
Portfolios are adjusting.
Markets are repricing.
But none of that
changes Bitcoin's supply.
There will only ever be
21 million Bitcoin.
That number
didn't change.
The crash
didn't create more Bitcoin.
The ETF outflows
didn't create more Bitcoin.
The panic
didn't create more Bitcoin.
It only changed
who was willing
to sell.
And that's why
the biggest story
isn't the crash.
It's the ownership transfer
happening during the crash.
Because one day,
this correction
will be over.
The panic will end.
The headlines will change.
And people will once again
ask themselves
the same question
they ask every cycle:
"Why didn't I buy more?"
So here's the question:
If Bitcoin is really broken...
why do some of the largest buyers
in the world
keep trying to acquire more?