Saylor scares me too, but not as much as Larry Fink. I'm happy that at some point they may be facing off against each other-the old saying "bitcoin is for enemies". When Saylor first came on the scene I watched a podcast where he was doing his whole finance, regulation, working with the government, taking fiat loans against your bitcoin thing, when he got a little pushback about cozying up to governments. He smirked and said, "well, if governments get carried away, I still have my keys. I can have a boating accident". I was happy to hear that, but I'm not even sure he has his keys anymore.
Jury is still out for his personal amounts.
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I don't care how much Saylor is buying. Is not my damn business and I cannot stop him doing that.
I am worried about what is his AGENDA behind all that accumulation and WHO is funding it (Blackrock). This is the elephant in the room that many bitcoiners refuse to see it.
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Let them feed the lion, one day the lion will grow and make their dream come true #Bitcoin
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There's always a bigger agenda and you're right to be worried. They are the devil and they can never be trusted
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Saylor's quarterly reports make it crystal clear who is funding his bitcoin purchases... He is, by both leveraging his existing coins & by reinvesting the profits from his software company. I doubt he uses blackrock at all.
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