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@ItsLauraHere_ Until BTC holds $64.8k–$65k with conviction, alts will keep bleeding.
@saylor has achieved something truly pathetic: convincing thousands of deluded fools that betting an entire company on a single cryptocurrency is the pinnacle of financial intelligence.
Every time this guy ramps up the risk like an addict with no self-control, his devotees call him a “visionary.” Every time he burdens the company with absurd levels of debt, they crown him a “brilliant strategist.” And every time he buys more #Bitcoin, they act as if the guy has just reinvented the wheel for the second time.
This is the same Saylor who spent years repeating with a messianic straight face that he would **never sell a single Bitcoin in his life**, that it was an eternal conviction, that he would take it to the grave… and now, suddenly, he goes and sells 32 BTC without the slightest shame. What a shining example of coherence and honesty from the supposedly infallible genius.
The question his fans avoid like the plague is obvious: where does conviction end and the recklessness of an egomaniac who thinks he’s immortal begin?
Because turning #MicroStrategy into a leveraged Bitcoin proxy may seem brilliant while the market is rising. The problem comes when the wind changes and this “genius” has to prove he’s nothing more than a casino gambler in a fancy suit with empty speeches.
History is full of characters like Saylor who seemed infallible during bull markets. Anyone can look like a god when everything is going their way. The hard part is not ending up looking like an arrogant, irresponsible fool when reality slaps him square in the ego.
And meanwhile, the #crypto influencers — that bunch of opportunistic charlatans and professional bootlickers — never stop defending him and licking his boots. Every purchase was “historic” and “prophetic,” and now that he sells, they either spout ridiculous excuses or conveniently look the other way with their idiot faces. They are the same ones who make a living selling smoke and fear, the same ones who disappear when the market crashes, yet now strut around as if they themselves invented this clown’s strategy.
Saylor continues peddling absolute certainty with that modern-messiah smile, while a legion of second-rate influencers and dazzled followers confuse narcissism with wisdom and blind obsession with masterful strategy.
Maybe he’s right.
Maybe he’s just a man dangerously in love with his own myth, surrounded by a court of cowardly sycophants who applaud him because it benefits them and because they live off the circus he feeds.
But treating any criticism as heresy, swearing you’ll never sell and then doing it quietly, and celebrating every new purchase as a miracle is not financial analysis.
It’s a cult.
It’s fanaticism disguised as investment.
And the crypto influencers who push him are nothing more than the cheap priests of this circus, getting paid to keep the illusion alive while the risk keeps growing and the hypocrisy drips from every corner.
Today Bitcoin Decides Everything: Real Rebound or Confirmation of the Drop I’ve Been Warning About?
Hey everyone, this is Yulius. As always, straight analysis with no hype or filler. For several weeks now I’ve been warning about the structural weakness #Bitcoin has been showing, and right now the price is validating exactly what we’ve been watching. This isn’t a surprise — it’s what happens when the technical structure is respected.
After the strong correction we anticipated, the market tried a weak rebound. But in the last few hours we’ve seen a clear breakdown of key levels. This isn’t noise — it’s confirmation. Bitcoin is at a critical inflection point where we’ll decide if the rebound dies here or if we enter a deeper correction, just like I’ve been outlining in previous analyses.
What I’m seeing on the chart right now:
Critical support zone around $64,800 – $65,000:
If we lose this zone with volume and conviction, the next downside target I’ve been pointing out is the $60,000 – $58,000 area, where there’s significant liquidity and a potential deeper test.
Bear flag pattern playing out (exactly as warned):
Divergences, structure & key levels:
Liquidations & market pressure:
My stance remains exactly what I’ve been repeating on the channel: maximum caution. I’m not jumping into aggressive longs without clear confirmation. I prefer to wait for a solid recovery above important resistance (around $68k–$70k) with strong volume and a structural shift before considering the rebound has real strength.
If we break below $64.8k with force, the bearish scenario I’ve been warning about becomes much more probable.
What I personally apply and always recommend on @cryptoyulius:
- Strict risk management: never risk more than 1-2% per trade.
- Look for confirmations on higher timeframes (1H and 4H).
- Always set your stop-loss before entering.
- Discipline above everything. FOMO and fear are a trader’s worst enemies.
This analysis is the direct continuation of what I’ve been saying: the crypto market is fragile and you have to trade with a cool head. Today Bitcoin defines the short-term direction. Either it defends the support and reactivates the rebound, or it confirms the weakness and we continue lower.
I keep the same message: protect your capital, trade with probability on your side, and stay emotionless.
If you want to join my weekly trading lives, real-time updates, and more detailed analysis, follow me
Stay disciplined and trade smart. ⚙️
(This is not financial advice. Educational technical analysis only. Invest only what you can afford to lose.)
@BTCtreasuries This crap is what I think of this fraud
https://t.co/OOZ9IBbMlM
@saylor has achieved something truly pathetic: convincing thousands of deluded fools that betting an entire company on a single cryptocurrency is the pinnacle of financial intelligence.
Every time this guy ramps up the risk like an addict with no self-control, his devotees call him a “visionary.” Every time he burdens the company with absurd levels of debt, they crown him a “brilliant strategist.” And every time he buys more #Bitcoin, they act as if the guy has just reinvented the wheel for the second time.
This is the same Saylor who spent years repeating with a messianic straight face that he would **never sell a single Bitcoin in his life**, that it was an eternal conviction, that he would take it to the grave… and now, suddenly, he goes and sells 32 BTC without the slightest shame. What a shining example of coherence and honesty from the supposedly infallible genius.
The question his fans avoid like the plague is obvious: where does conviction end and the recklessness of an egomaniac who thinks he’s immortal begin?
Because turning #MicroStrategy into a leveraged Bitcoin proxy may seem brilliant while the market is rising. The problem comes when the wind changes and this “genius” has to prove he’s nothing more than a casino gambler in a fancy suit with empty speeches.
History is full of characters like Saylor who seemed infallible during bull markets. Anyone can look like a god when everything is going their way. The hard part is not ending up looking like an arrogant, irresponsible fool when reality slaps him square in the ego.
And meanwhile, the #crypto influencers — that bunch of opportunistic charlatans and professional bootlickers — never stop defending him and licking his boots. Every purchase was “historic” and “prophetic,” and now that he sells, they either spout ridiculous excuses or conveniently look the other way with their idiot faces. They are the same ones who make a living selling smoke and fear, the same ones who disappear when the market crashes, yet now strut around as if they themselves invented this clown’s strategy.
Saylor continues peddling absolute certainty with that modern-messiah smile, while a legion of second-rate influencers and dazzled followers confuse narcissism with wisdom and blind obsession with masterful strategy.
Maybe he’s right.
Maybe he’s just a man dangerously in love with his own myth, surrounded by a court of cowardly sycophants who applaud him because it benefits them and because they live off the circus he feeds.
But treating any criticism as heresy, swearing you’ll never sell and then doing it quietly, and celebrating every new purchase as a miracle is not financial analysis.
It’s a cult.
It’s fanaticism disguised as investment.
And the crypto influencers who push him are nothing more than the cheap priests of this circus, getting paid to keep the illusion alive while the risk keeps growing and the hypocrisy drips from every corner.
@saylor has achieved something truly pathetic: convincing thousands of deluded fools that betting an entire company on a single cryptocurrency is the pinnacle of financial intelligence.
Every time this guy ramps up the risk like an addict with no self-control, his devotees call him a “visionary.” Every time he burdens the company with absurd levels of debt, they crown him a “brilliant strategist.” And every time he buys more #Bitcoin, they act as if the guy has just reinvented the wheel for the second time.
This is the same Saylor who spent years repeating with a messianic straight face that he would **never sell a single Bitcoin in his life**, that it was an eternal conviction, that he would take it to the grave… and now, suddenly, he goes and sells 32 BTC without the slightest shame. What a shining example of coherence and honesty from the supposedly infallible genius.
The question his fans avoid like the plague is obvious: where does conviction end and the recklessness of an egomaniac who thinks he’s immortal begin?
Because turning #MicroStrategy into a leveraged Bitcoin proxy may seem brilliant while the market is rising. The problem comes when the wind changes and this “genius” has to prove he’s nothing more than a casino gambler in a fancy suit with empty speeches.
History is full of characters like Saylor who seemed infallible during bull markets. Anyone can look like a god when everything is going their way. The hard part is not ending up looking like an arrogant, irresponsible fool when reality slaps him square in the ego.
And meanwhile, the #crypto influencers — that bunch of opportunistic charlatans and professional bootlickers — never stop defending him and licking his boots. Every purchase was “historic” and “prophetic,” and now that he sells, they either spout ridiculous excuses or conveniently look the other way with their idiot faces. They are the same ones who make a living selling smoke and fear, the same ones who disappear when the market crashes, yet now strut around as if they themselves invented this clown’s strategy.
Saylor continues peddling absolute certainty with that modern-messiah smile, while a legion of second-rate influencers and dazzled followers confuse narcissism with wisdom and blind obsession with masterful strategy.
Maybe he’s right.
Maybe he’s just a man dangerously in love with his own myth, surrounded by a court of cowardly sycophants who applaud him because it benefits them and because they live off the circus he feeds.
But treating any criticism as heresy, swearing you’ll never sell and then doing it quietly, and celebrating every new purchase as a miracle is not financial analysis.
It’s a cult.
It’s fanaticism disguised as investment.
And the crypto influencers who push him are nothing more than the cheap priests of this circus, getting paid to keep the illusion alive while the risk keeps growing and the hypocrisy drips from every corner.
@DeItaone This crap is what I think of this fraud
https://t.co/OOZ9IBbMlM
@saylor has achieved something truly pathetic: convincing thousands of deluded fools that betting an entire company on a single cryptocurrency is the pinnacle of financial intelligence.
Every time this guy ramps up the risk like an addict with no self-control, his devotees call him a “visionary.” Every time he burdens the company with absurd levels of debt, they crown him a “brilliant strategist.” And every time he buys more #Bitcoin, they act as if the guy has just reinvented the wheel for the second time.
This is the same Saylor who spent years repeating with a messianic straight face that he would **never sell a single Bitcoin in his life**, that it was an eternal conviction, that he would take it to the grave… and now, suddenly, he goes and sells 32 BTC without the slightest shame. What a shining example of coherence and honesty from the supposedly infallible genius.
The question his fans avoid like the plague is obvious: where does conviction end and the recklessness of an egomaniac who thinks he’s immortal begin?
Because turning #MicroStrategy into a leveraged Bitcoin proxy may seem brilliant while the market is rising. The problem comes when the wind changes and this “genius” has to prove he’s nothing more than a casino gambler in a fancy suit with empty speeches.
History is full of characters like Saylor who seemed infallible during bull markets. Anyone can look like a god when everything is going their way. The hard part is not ending up looking like an arrogant, irresponsible fool when reality slaps him square in the ego.
And meanwhile, the #crypto influencers — that bunch of opportunistic charlatans and professional bootlickers — never stop defending him and licking his boots. Every purchase was “historic” and “prophetic,” and now that he sells, they either spout ridiculous excuses or conveniently look the other way with their idiot faces. They are the same ones who make a living selling smoke and fear, the same ones who disappear when the market crashes, yet now strut around as if they themselves invented this clown’s strategy.
Saylor continues peddling absolute certainty with that modern-messiah smile, while a legion of second-rate influencers and dazzled followers confuse narcissism with wisdom and blind obsession with masterful strategy.
Maybe he’s right.
Maybe he’s just a man dangerously in love with his own myth, surrounded by a court of cowardly sycophants who applaud him because it benefits them and because they live off the circus he feeds.
But treating any criticism as heresy, swearing you’ll never sell and then doing it quietly, and celebrating every new purchase as a miracle is not financial analysis.
It’s a cult.
It’s fanaticism disguised as investment.
And the crypto influencers who push him are nothing more than the cheap priests of this circus, getting paid to keep the illusion alive while the risk keeps growing and the hypocrisy drips from every corner.
@GoingParabolic This crap is what I think of this fraud
https://t.co/OOZ9IBbMlM
@saylor has achieved something truly pathetic: convincing thousands of deluded fools that betting an entire company on a single cryptocurrency is the pinnacle of financial intelligence.
Every time this guy ramps up the risk like an addict with no self-control, his devotees call him a “visionary.” Every time he burdens the company with absurd levels of debt, they crown him a “brilliant strategist.” And every time he buys more #Bitcoin, they act as if the guy has just reinvented the wheel for the second time.
This is the same Saylor who spent years repeating with a messianic straight face that he would **never sell a single Bitcoin in his life**, that it was an eternal conviction, that he would take it to the grave… and now, suddenly, he goes and sells 32 BTC without the slightest shame. What a shining example of coherence and honesty from the supposedly infallible genius.
The question his fans avoid like the plague is obvious: where does conviction end and the recklessness of an egomaniac who thinks he’s immortal begin?
Because turning #MicroStrategy into a leveraged Bitcoin proxy may seem brilliant while the market is rising. The problem comes when the wind changes and this “genius” has to prove he’s nothing more than a casino gambler in a fancy suit with empty speeches.
History is full of characters like Saylor who seemed infallible during bull markets. Anyone can look like a god when everything is going their way. The hard part is not ending up looking like an arrogant, irresponsible fool when reality slaps him square in the ego.
And meanwhile, the #crypto influencers — that bunch of opportunistic charlatans and professional bootlickers — never stop defending him and licking his boots. Every purchase was “historic” and “prophetic,” and now that he sells, they either spout ridiculous excuses or conveniently look the other way with their idiot faces. They are the same ones who make a living selling smoke and fear, the same ones who disappear when the market crashes, yet now strut around as if they themselves invented this clown’s strategy.
Saylor continues peddling absolute certainty with that modern-messiah smile, while a legion of second-rate influencers and dazzled followers confuse narcissism with wisdom and blind obsession with masterful strategy.
Maybe he’s right.
Maybe he’s just a man dangerously in love with his own myth, surrounded by a court of cowardly sycophants who applaud him because it benefits them and because they live off the circus he feeds.
But treating any criticism as heresy, swearing you’ll never sell and then doing it quietly, and celebrating every new purchase as a miracle is not financial analysis.
It’s a cult.
It’s fanaticism disguised as investment.
And the crypto influencers who push him are nothing more than the cheap priests of this circus, getting paid to keep the illusion alive while the risk keeps growing and the hypocrisy drips from every corner.
@crypto_condom This crap is what I think of this fraud
https://t.co/OOZ9IBbMlM
@saylor has achieved something truly pathetic: convincing thousands of deluded fools that betting an entire company on a single cryptocurrency is the pinnacle of financial intelligence.
Every time this guy ramps up the risk like an addict with no self-control, his devotees call him a “visionary.” Every time he burdens the company with absurd levels of debt, they crown him a “brilliant strategist.” And every time he buys more #Bitcoin, they act as if the guy has just reinvented the wheel for the second time.
This is the same Saylor who spent years repeating with a messianic straight face that he would **never sell a single Bitcoin in his life**, that it was an eternal conviction, that he would take it to the grave… and now, suddenly, he goes and sells 32 BTC without the slightest shame. What a shining example of coherence and honesty from the supposedly infallible genius.
The question his fans avoid like the plague is obvious: where does conviction end and the recklessness of an egomaniac who thinks he’s immortal begin?
Because turning #MicroStrategy into a leveraged Bitcoin proxy may seem brilliant while the market is rising. The problem comes when the wind changes and this “genius” has to prove he’s nothing more than a casino gambler in a fancy suit with empty speeches.
History is full of characters like Saylor who seemed infallible during bull markets. Anyone can look like a god when everything is going their way. The hard part is not ending up looking like an arrogant, irresponsible fool when reality slaps him square in the ego.
And meanwhile, the #crypto influencers — that bunch of opportunistic charlatans and professional bootlickers — never stop defending him and licking his boots. Every purchase was “historic” and “prophetic,” and now that he sells, they either spout ridiculous excuses or conveniently look the other way with their idiot faces. They are the same ones who make a living selling smoke and fear, the same ones who disappear when the market crashes, yet now strut around as if they themselves invented this clown’s strategy.
Saylor continues peddling absolute certainty with that modern-messiah smile, while a legion of second-rate influencers and dazzled followers confuse narcissism with wisdom and blind obsession with masterful strategy.
Maybe he’s right.
Maybe he’s just a man dangerously in love with his own myth, surrounded by a court of cowardly sycophants who applaud him because it benefits them and because they live off the circus he feeds.
But treating any criticism as heresy, swearing you’ll never sell and then doing it quietly, and celebrating every new purchase as a miracle is not financial analysis.
It’s a cult.
It’s fanaticism disguised as investment.
And the crypto influencers who push him are nothing more than the cheap priests of this circus, getting paid to keep the illusion alive while the risk keeps growing and the hypocrisy drips from every corner.
@paulbarrontv This crap is what I think of this fraud
https://t.co/OOZ9IBbMlM
@saylor has achieved something truly pathetic: convincing thousands of deluded fools that betting an entire company on a single cryptocurrency is the pinnacle of financial intelligence.
Every time this guy ramps up the risk like an addict with no self-control, his devotees call him a “visionary.” Every time he burdens the company with absurd levels of debt, they crown him a “brilliant strategist.” And every time he buys more #Bitcoin, they act as if the guy has just reinvented the wheel for the second time.
This is the same Saylor who spent years repeating with a messianic straight face that he would **never sell a single Bitcoin in his life**, that it was an eternal conviction, that he would take it to the grave… and now, suddenly, he goes and sells 32 BTC without the slightest shame. What a shining example of coherence and honesty from the supposedly infallible genius.
The question his fans avoid like the plague is obvious: where does conviction end and the recklessness of an egomaniac who thinks he’s immortal begin?
Because turning #MicroStrategy into a leveraged Bitcoin proxy may seem brilliant while the market is rising. The problem comes when the wind changes and this “genius” has to prove he’s nothing more than a casino gambler in a fancy suit with empty speeches.
History is full of characters like Saylor who seemed infallible during bull markets. Anyone can look like a god when everything is going their way. The hard part is not ending up looking like an arrogant, irresponsible fool when reality slaps him square in the ego.
And meanwhile, the #crypto influencers — that bunch of opportunistic charlatans and professional bootlickers — never stop defending him and licking his boots. Every purchase was “historic” and “prophetic,” and now that he sells, they either spout ridiculous excuses or conveniently look the other way with their idiot faces. They are the same ones who make a living selling smoke and fear, the same ones who disappear when the market crashes, yet now strut around as if they themselves invented this clown’s strategy.
Saylor continues peddling absolute certainty with that modern-messiah smile, while a legion of second-rate influencers and dazzled followers confuse narcissism with wisdom and blind obsession with masterful strategy.
Maybe he’s right.
Maybe he’s just a man dangerously in love with his own myth, surrounded by a court of cowardly sycophants who applaud him because it benefits them and because they live off the circus he feeds.
But treating any criticism as heresy, swearing you’ll never sell and then doing it quietly, and celebrating every new purchase as a miracle is not financial analysis.
It’s a cult.
It’s fanaticism disguised as investment.
And the crypto influencers who push him are nothing more than the cheap priests of this circus, getting paid to keep the illusion alive while the risk keeps growing and the hypocrisy drips from every corner.
@TicTocTick This crap is what I think of this fraud
https://t.co/OOZ9IBbMlM
@saylor has achieved something truly pathetic: convincing thousands of deluded fools that betting an entire company on a single cryptocurrency is the pinnacle of financial intelligence.
Every time this guy ramps up the risk like an addict with no self-control, his devotees call him a “visionary.” Every time he burdens the company with absurd levels of debt, they crown him a “brilliant strategist.” And every time he buys more #Bitcoin, they act as if the guy has just reinvented the wheel for the second time.
This is the same Saylor who spent years repeating with a messianic straight face that he would **never sell a single Bitcoin in his life**, that it was an eternal conviction, that he would take it to the grave… and now, suddenly, he goes and sells 32 BTC without the slightest shame. What a shining example of coherence and honesty from the supposedly infallible genius.
The question his fans avoid like the plague is obvious: where does conviction end and the recklessness of an egomaniac who thinks he’s immortal begin?
Because turning #MicroStrategy into a leveraged Bitcoin proxy may seem brilliant while the market is rising. The problem comes when the wind changes and this “genius” has to prove he’s nothing more than a casino gambler in a fancy suit with empty speeches.
History is full of characters like Saylor who seemed infallible during bull markets. Anyone can look like a god when everything is going their way. The hard part is not ending up looking like an arrogant, irresponsible fool when reality slaps him square in the ego.
And meanwhile, the #crypto influencers — that bunch of opportunistic charlatans and professional bootlickers — never stop defending him and licking his boots. Every purchase was “historic” and “prophetic,” and now that he sells, they either spout ridiculous excuses or conveniently look the other way with their idiot faces. They are the same ones who make a living selling smoke and fear, the same ones who disappear when the market crashes, yet now strut around as if they themselves invented this clown’s strategy.
Saylor continues peddling absolute certainty with that modern-messiah smile, while a legion of second-rate influencers and dazzled followers confuse narcissism with wisdom and blind obsession with masterful strategy.
Maybe he’s right.
Maybe he’s just a man dangerously in love with his own myth, surrounded by a court of cowardly sycophants who applaud him because it benefits them and because they live off the circus he feeds.
But treating any criticism as heresy, swearing you’ll never sell and then doing it quietly, and celebrating every new purchase as a miracle is not financial analysis.
It’s a cult.
It’s fanaticism disguised as investment.
And the crypto influencers who push him are nothing more than the cheap priests of this circus, getting paid to keep the illusion alive while the risk keeps growing and the hypocrisy drips from every corner.
@RhoRider This crap is what I think of this fraud
https://t.co/OOZ9IBbMlM
@saylor has achieved something truly pathetic: convincing thousands of deluded fools that betting an entire company on a single cryptocurrency is the pinnacle of financial intelligence.
Every time this guy ramps up the risk like an addict with no self-control, his devotees call him a “visionary.” Every time he burdens the company with absurd levels of debt, they crown him a “brilliant strategist.” And every time he buys more #Bitcoin, they act as if the guy has just reinvented the wheel for the second time.
This is the same Saylor who spent years repeating with a messianic straight face that he would **never sell a single Bitcoin in his life**, that it was an eternal conviction, that he would take it to the grave… and now, suddenly, he goes and sells 32 BTC without the slightest shame. What a shining example of coherence and honesty from the supposedly infallible genius.
The question his fans avoid like the plague is obvious: where does conviction end and the recklessness of an egomaniac who thinks he’s immortal begin?
Because turning #MicroStrategy into a leveraged Bitcoin proxy may seem brilliant while the market is rising. The problem comes when the wind changes and this “genius” has to prove he’s nothing more than a casino gambler in a fancy suit with empty speeches.
History is full of characters like Saylor who seemed infallible during bull markets. Anyone can look like a god when everything is going their way. The hard part is not ending up looking like an arrogant, irresponsible fool when reality slaps him square in the ego.
And meanwhile, the #crypto influencers — that bunch of opportunistic charlatans and professional bootlickers — never stop defending him and licking his boots. Every purchase was “historic” and “prophetic,” and now that he sells, they either spout ridiculous excuses or conveniently look the other way with their idiot faces. They are the same ones who make a living selling smoke and fear, the same ones who disappear when the market crashes, yet now strut around as if they themselves invented this clown’s strategy.
Saylor continues peddling absolute certainty with that modern-messiah smile, while a legion of second-rate influencers and dazzled followers confuse narcissism with wisdom and blind obsession with masterful strategy.
Maybe he’s right.
Maybe he’s just a man dangerously in love with his own myth, surrounded by a court of cowardly sycophants who applaud him because it benefits them and because they live off the circus he feeds.
But treating any criticism as heresy, swearing you’ll never sell and then doing it quietly, and celebrating every new purchase as a miracle is not financial analysis.
It’s a cult.
It’s fanaticism disguised as investment.
And the crypto influencers who push him are nothing more than the cheap priests of this circus, getting paid to keep the illusion alive while the risk keeps growing and the hypocrisy drips from every corner.
@saturn_credit @chainlink @AccountableData This crap is what I think of this fraud
https://t.co/OOZ9IBbMlM
@saylor has achieved something truly pathetic: convincing thousands of deluded fools that betting an entire company on a single cryptocurrency is the pinnacle of financial intelligence.
Every time this guy ramps up the risk like an addict with no self-control, his devotees call him a “visionary.” Every time he burdens the company with absurd levels of debt, they crown him a “brilliant strategist.” And every time he buys more #Bitcoin, they act as if the guy has just reinvented the wheel for the second time.
This is the same Saylor who spent years repeating with a messianic straight face that he would **never sell a single Bitcoin in his life**, that it was an eternal conviction, that he would take it to the grave… and now, suddenly, he goes and sells 32 BTC without the slightest shame. What a shining example of coherence and honesty from the supposedly infallible genius.
The question his fans avoid like the plague is obvious: where does conviction end and the recklessness of an egomaniac who thinks he’s immortal begin?
Because turning #MicroStrategy into a leveraged Bitcoin proxy may seem brilliant while the market is rising. The problem comes when the wind changes and this “genius” has to prove he’s nothing more than a casino gambler in a fancy suit with empty speeches.
History is full of characters like Saylor who seemed infallible during bull markets. Anyone can look like a god when everything is going their way. The hard part is not ending up looking like an arrogant, irresponsible fool when reality slaps him square in the ego.
And meanwhile, the #crypto influencers — that bunch of opportunistic charlatans and professional bootlickers — never stop defending him and licking his boots. Every purchase was “historic” and “prophetic,” and now that he sells, they either spout ridiculous excuses or conveniently look the other way with their idiot faces. They are the same ones who make a living selling smoke and fear, the same ones who disappear when the market crashes, yet now strut around as if they themselves invented this clown’s strategy.
Saylor continues peddling absolute certainty with that modern-messiah smile, while a legion of second-rate influencers and dazzled followers confuse narcissism with wisdom and blind obsession with masterful strategy.
Maybe he’s right.
Maybe he’s just a man dangerously in love with his own myth, surrounded by a court of cowardly sycophants who applaud him because it benefits them and because they live off the circus he feeds.
But treating any criticism as heresy, swearing you’ll never sell and then doing it quietly, and celebrating every new purchase as a miracle is not financial analysis.
It’s a cult.
It’s fanaticism disguised as investment.
And the crypto influencers who push him are nothing more than the cheap priests of this circus, getting paid to keep the illusion alive while the risk keeps growing and the hypocrisy drips from every corner.
@TheBTCTherapist This crap is what I think of this fraud
https://t.co/OOZ9IBbMlM
@saylor has achieved something truly pathetic: convincing thousands of deluded fools that betting an entire company on a single cryptocurrency is the pinnacle of financial intelligence.
Every time this guy ramps up the risk like an addict with no self-control, his devotees call him a “visionary.” Every time he burdens the company with absurd levels of debt, they crown him a “brilliant strategist.” And every time he buys more #Bitcoin, they act as if the guy has just reinvented the wheel for the second time.
This is the same Saylor who spent years repeating with a messianic straight face that he would **never sell a single Bitcoin in his life**, that it was an eternal conviction, that he would take it to the grave… and now, suddenly, he goes and sells 32 BTC without the slightest shame. What a shining example of coherence and honesty from the supposedly infallible genius.
The question his fans avoid like the plague is obvious: where does conviction end and the recklessness of an egomaniac who thinks he’s immortal begin?
Because turning #MicroStrategy into a leveraged Bitcoin proxy may seem brilliant while the market is rising. The problem comes when the wind changes and this “genius” has to prove he’s nothing more than a casino gambler in a fancy suit with empty speeches.
History is full of characters like Saylor who seemed infallible during bull markets. Anyone can look like a god when everything is going their way. The hard part is not ending up looking like an arrogant, irresponsible fool when reality slaps him square in the ego.
And meanwhile, the #crypto influencers — that bunch of opportunistic charlatans and professional bootlickers — never stop defending him and licking his boots. Every purchase was “historic” and “prophetic,” and now that he sells, they either spout ridiculous excuses or conveniently look the other way with their idiot faces. They are the same ones who make a living selling smoke and fear, the same ones who disappear when the market crashes, yet now strut around as if they themselves invented this clown’s strategy.
Saylor continues peddling absolute certainty with that modern-messiah smile, while a legion of second-rate influencers and dazzled followers confuse narcissism with wisdom and blind obsession with masterful strategy.
Maybe he’s right.
Maybe he’s just a man dangerously in love with his own myth, surrounded by a court of cowardly sycophants who applaud him because it benefits them and because they live off the circus he feeds.
But treating any criticism as heresy, swearing you’ll never sell and then doing it quietly, and celebrating every new purchase as a miracle is not financial analysis.
It’s a cult.
It’s fanaticism disguised as investment.
And the crypto influencers who push him are nothing more than the cheap priests of this circus, getting paid to keep the illusion alive while the risk keeps growing and the hypocrisy drips from every corner.
@Cointelegraph This crap is what I think of this fraud
https://t.co/OOZ9IBbMlM
@saylor has achieved something truly pathetic: convincing thousands of deluded fools that betting an entire company on a single cryptocurrency is the pinnacle of financial intelligence.
Every time this guy ramps up the risk like an addict with no self-control, his devotees call him a “visionary.” Every time he burdens the company with absurd levels of debt, they crown him a “brilliant strategist.” And every time he buys more #Bitcoin, they act as if the guy has just reinvented the wheel for the second time.
This is the same Saylor who spent years repeating with a messianic straight face that he would **never sell a single Bitcoin in his life**, that it was an eternal conviction, that he would take it to the grave… and now, suddenly, he goes and sells 32 BTC without the slightest shame. What a shining example of coherence and honesty from the supposedly infallible genius.
The question his fans avoid like the plague is obvious: where does conviction end and the recklessness of an egomaniac who thinks he’s immortal begin?
Because turning #MicroStrategy into a leveraged Bitcoin proxy may seem brilliant while the market is rising. The problem comes when the wind changes and this “genius” has to prove he’s nothing more than a casino gambler in a fancy suit with empty speeches.
History is full of characters like Saylor who seemed infallible during bull markets. Anyone can look like a god when everything is going their way. The hard part is not ending up looking like an arrogant, irresponsible fool when reality slaps him square in the ego.
And meanwhile, the #crypto influencers — that bunch of opportunistic charlatans and professional bootlickers — never stop defending him and licking his boots. Every purchase was “historic” and “prophetic,” and now that he sells, they either spout ridiculous excuses or conveniently look the other way with their idiot faces. They are the same ones who make a living selling smoke and fear, the same ones who disappear when the market crashes, yet now strut around as if they themselves invented this clown’s strategy.
Saylor continues peddling absolute certainty with that modern-messiah smile, while a legion of second-rate influencers and dazzled followers confuse narcissism with wisdom and blind obsession with masterful strategy.
Maybe he’s right.
Maybe he’s just a man dangerously in love with his own myth, surrounded by a court of cowardly sycophants who applaud him because it benefits them and because they live off the circus he feeds.
But treating any criticism as heresy, swearing you’ll never sell and then doing it quietly, and celebrating every new purchase as a miracle is not financial analysis.
It’s a cult.
It’s fanaticism disguised as investment.
And the crypto influencers who push him are nothing more than the cheap priests of this circus, getting paid to keep the illusion alive while the risk keeps growing and the hypocrisy drips from every corner.
@MartiniGuyYT This crap is what I think of this fraud
https://t.co/OOZ9IBbMlM
@saylor has achieved something truly pathetic: convincing thousands of deluded fools that betting an entire company on a single cryptocurrency is the pinnacle of financial intelligence.
Every time this guy ramps up the risk like an addict with no self-control, his devotees call him a “visionary.” Every time he burdens the company with absurd levels of debt, they crown him a “brilliant strategist.” And every time he buys more #Bitcoin, they act as if the guy has just reinvented the wheel for the second time.
This is the same Saylor who spent years repeating with a messianic straight face that he would **never sell a single Bitcoin in his life**, that it was an eternal conviction, that he would take it to the grave… and now, suddenly, he goes and sells 32 BTC without the slightest shame. What a shining example of coherence and honesty from the supposedly infallible genius.
The question his fans avoid like the plague is obvious: where does conviction end and the recklessness of an egomaniac who thinks he’s immortal begin?
Because turning #MicroStrategy into a leveraged Bitcoin proxy may seem brilliant while the market is rising. The problem comes when the wind changes and this “genius” has to prove he’s nothing more than a casino gambler in a fancy suit with empty speeches.
History is full of characters like Saylor who seemed infallible during bull markets. Anyone can look like a god when everything is going their way. The hard part is not ending up looking like an arrogant, irresponsible fool when reality slaps him square in the ego.
And meanwhile, the #crypto influencers — that bunch of opportunistic charlatans and professional bootlickers — never stop defending him and licking his boots. Every purchase was “historic” and “prophetic,” and now that he sells, they either spout ridiculous excuses or conveniently look the other way with their idiot faces. They are the same ones who make a living selling smoke and fear, the same ones who disappear when the market crashes, yet now strut around as if they themselves invented this clown’s strategy.
Saylor continues peddling absolute certainty with that modern-messiah smile, while a legion of second-rate influencers and dazzled followers confuse narcissism with wisdom and blind obsession with masterful strategy.
Maybe he’s right.
Maybe he’s just a man dangerously in love with his own myth, surrounded by a court of cowardly sycophants who applaud him because it benefits them and because they live off the circus he feeds.
But treating any criticism as heresy, swearing you’ll never sell and then doing it quietly, and celebrating every new purchase as a miracle is not financial analysis.
It’s a cult.
It’s fanaticism disguised as investment.
And the crypto influencers who push him are nothing more than the cheap priests of this circus, getting paid to keep the illusion alive while the risk keeps growing and the hypocrisy drips from every corner.
@WSJ This crap is what I think of this fraud
https://t.co/OOZ9IBbMlM
@saylor has achieved something truly pathetic: convincing thousands of deluded fools that betting an entire company on a single cryptocurrency is the pinnacle of financial intelligence.
Every time this guy ramps up the risk like an addict with no self-control, his devotees call him a “visionary.” Every time he burdens the company with absurd levels of debt, they crown him a “brilliant strategist.” And every time he buys more #Bitcoin, they act as if the guy has just reinvented the wheel for the second time.
This is the same Saylor who spent years repeating with a messianic straight face that he would **never sell a single Bitcoin in his life**, that it was an eternal conviction, that he would take it to the grave… and now, suddenly, he goes and sells 32 BTC without the slightest shame. What a shining example of coherence and honesty from the supposedly infallible genius.
The question his fans avoid like the plague is obvious: where does conviction end and the recklessness of an egomaniac who thinks he’s immortal begin?
Because turning #MicroStrategy into a leveraged Bitcoin proxy may seem brilliant while the market is rising. The problem comes when the wind changes and this “genius” has to prove he’s nothing more than a casino gambler in a fancy suit with empty speeches.
History is full of characters like Saylor who seemed infallible during bull markets. Anyone can look like a god when everything is going their way. The hard part is not ending up looking like an arrogant, irresponsible fool when reality slaps him square in the ego.
And meanwhile, the #crypto influencers — that bunch of opportunistic charlatans and professional bootlickers — never stop defending him and licking his boots. Every purchase was “historic” and “prophetic,” and now that he sells, they either spout ridiculous excuses or conveniently look the other way with their idiot faces. They are the same ones who make a living selling smoke and fear, the same ones who disappear when the market crashes, yet now strut around as if they themselves invented this clown’s strategy.
Saylor continues peddling absolute certainty with that modern-messiah smile, while a legion of second-rate influencers and dazzled followers confuse narcissism with wisdom and blind obsession with masterful strategy.
Maybe he’s right.
Maybe he’s just a man dangerously in love with his own myth, surrounded by a court of cowardly sycophants who applaud him because it benefits them and because they live off the circus he feeds.
But treating any criticism as heresy, swearing you’ll never sell and then doing it quietly, and celebrating every new purchase as a miracle is not financial analysis.
It’s a cult.
It’s fanaticism disguised as investment.
And the crypto influencers who push him are nothing more than the cheap priests of this circus, getting paid to keep the illusion alive while the risk keeps growing and the hypocrisy drips from every corner.
@saylor has achieved something truly pathetic: convincing thousands of deluded fools that betting an entire company on a single cryptocurrency is the pinnacle of financial intelligence.
Every time this guy ramps up the risk like an addict with no self-control, his devotees call him a “visionary.” Every time he burdens the company with absurd levels of debt, they crown him a “brilliant strategist.” And every time he buys more #Bitcoin, they act as if the guy has just reinvented the wheel for the second time.
This is the same Saylor who spent years repeating with a messianic straight face that he would **never sell a single Bitcoin in his life**, that it was an eternal conviction, that he would take it to the grave… and now, suddenly, he goes and sells 32 BTC without the slightest shame. What a shining example of coherence and honesty from the supposedly infallible genius.
The question his fans avoid like the plague is obvious: where does conviction end and the recklessness of an egomaniac who thinks he’s immortal begin?
Because turning #MicroStrategy into a leveraged Bitcoin proxy may seem brilliant while the market is rising. The problem comes when the wind changes and this “genius” has to prove he’s nothing more than a casino gambler in a fancy suit with empty speeches.
History is full of characters like Saylor who seemed infallible during bull markets. Anyone can look like a god when everything is going their way. The hard part is not ending up looking like an arrogant, irresponsible fool when reality slaps him square in the ego.
And meanwhile, the #crypto influencers — that bunch of opportunistic charlatans and professional bootlickers — never stop defending him and licking his boots. Every purchase was “historic” and “prophetic,” and now that he sells, they either spout ridiculous excuses or conveniently look the other way with their idiot faces. They are the same ones who make a living selling smoke and fear, the same ones who disappear when the market crashes, yet now strut around as if they themselves invented this clown’s strategy.
Saylor continues peddling absolute certainty with that modern-messiah smile, while a legion of second-rate influencers and dazzled followers confuse narcissism with wisdom and blind obsession with masterful strategy.
Maybe he’s right.
Maybe he’s just a man dangerously in love with his own myth, surrounded by a court of cowardly sycophants who applaud him because it benefits them and because they live off the circus he feeds.
But treating any criticism as heresy, swearing you’ll never sell and then doing it quietly, and celebrating every new purchase as a miracle is not financial analysis.
It’s a cult.
It’s fanaticism disguised as investment.
And the crypto influencers who push him are nothing more than the cheap priests of this circus, getting paid to keep the illusion alive while the risk keeps growing and the hypocrisy drips from every corner.
@Cryptobruj Buenas brujo. Pues aquí vigilando esa bearflag a ver si rompe...
Esperando ese falso rebote para que empiece la fiesta
@MoronNela Que barbaridad
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