MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor is very open about his FOMO mentality. When he first realized the true value of Bitcoin, there was only one thought in his mind—accumulate quickly, buy desperately, and keep adding to his position. The reason is simple: others will discover this thing sooner or later, and a price surge is inevitable, so he needs to hold as much as possible before it multiplies tenfold.
His logic is even bolder—every future billionaire will hold at least 1 billion dollars worth of Bitcoin. It sounds exaggerated, but from another perspective, how terrifying would the impact on Bitcoin's supply be? The scale of capital and concentration of holdings are simply not in the same league.
Therefore, measuring Bitcoin's value in fiat currency? That’s just naive.
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FlashLoanLord
· 2h ago
Sailor's move this time is truly not FOMO; it's a necessary choice after in-depth consideration.
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StakoorNeverSleeps
· 2h ago
Saylor really knows how to play FOMO. With Bitcoin's supply standing there, the logic definitely holds up.
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GasFeeAssassin
· 3h ago
Saylor's guy just timed it right. No matter how eloquently you put it now, you can't change the fact that he's an early bird.
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9
· 3h ago
Saylor is the guy who really understands how to play FOMO, he's definitely impressive.
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DegenWhisperer
· 3h ago
Saylor really played FOMO well this time. While others panic, he's accumulating. Everyone wants to participate in the game before a tenfold increase.
To put it simply, the supply is limited, and the big players all have to compete. What about us?
Measuring BTC with fiat currency? That logic should have been discarded long ago.
Billionaires have to accumulate ten billion dollars worth of Bitcoin. When you do the math, it's truly shocking. We small retail investors are simply not qualified.
FOMO is FOMO, but at least Saylor dares to place heavy bets before a tenfold increase. We should learn from this determination.
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rekt_but_vibing
· 3h ago
This guy Selle really gets it; measuring Bitcoin with fiat currency is indeed a joke.
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GateUser-75ee51e7
· 3h ago
Saylor really doesn't pretend, I just like this straightforward crazy logic... Hoarding ten times more before the surge is indeed absolute...
MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor is very open about his FOMO mentality. When he first realized the true value of Bitcoin, there was only one thought in his mind—accumulate quickly, buy desperately, and keep adding to his position. The reason is simple: others will discover this thing sooner or later, and a price surge is inevitable, so he needs to hold as much as possible before it multiplies tenfold.
His logic is even bolder—every future billionaire will hold at least 1 billion dollars worth of Bitcoin. It sounds exaggerated, but from another perspective, how terrifying would the impact on Bitcoin's supply be? The scale of capital and concentration of holdings are simply not in the same league.
Therefore, measuring Bitcoin's value in fiat currency? That’s just naive.