On November 23, Michael Saylor, co-founder of MicroStrategy, was once again full of quotable insights. This time he redefined the dramatic fluctuations of Bitcoin—not as risk, but as a gift from Satoshi Nakamoto to true believers.
This sounds quite mysterious, but upon closer inspection, it is somewhat interesting. When the market rises and falls, causing retail investors to panic, it is actually a great time for steadfast holders to accumulate their positions. Fluctuation itself is part of Bitcoin's decentralized nature; you must accept it and embrace it in order to truly understand the rules of this game.
Saylor has always been practicing this belief with real money—MicroStrategy's strategy of continuously buying BTC has never changed. For him, short-term price fluctuations are not worth considering; long-term value is the only thing that matters. This statement is likely to recharge the faith in the crypto community once again.
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PositionPhobia
· 11-30 17:07
Well... just listen, don’t really believe that fluctuations are a "gift"; you’ll know the pain when you lose money.
Saylor can hold on with his wealth, but how can we retail investors bear this "gift"?
Real believers? No, it should be those with enough cash flow who dare to say that.
Here it comes again, starting to brainwash suckers to buy the dip; I can recite the tricks by now.
If you really thought this way, you'd be financially free by now; who would still be staring at the k-line every day?
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ForkMonger
· 11-30 06:56
ngl saylor's just dressing up volatility as some mystic gift... but the governance attack vectors in btc's immutability are what actually separate the weak hands from the protocol darwinists. dude's accumulating at the margin of disruption, smart move tbh.
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GasGuzzler
· 11-30 06:52
Fluctuation is a gift? Sounds romantic, but my Wallet says it's a bit too much haha
This guy saylor really goes crazy buying when there's a fall, I'm impressed.
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FantasyGuardian
· 11-30 06:40
Fluctuation is an opportunity? Sounds like mental conditioning to me, anyway, I don't have that strong of a heart haha.
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DataChief
· 11-30 06:39
Fluctuation is opportunity, Saylor didn't say it wrong, it just sounds a bit like a pyramid scheme haha.
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FOMOmonster
· 11-30 06:38
Fluctuation is a gift? Sounds nice, but I ask you, do you dare to still smile when it falls by 50%?
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AllInAlice
· 11-30 06:37
Fluctuation is an opportunity, and Saylor is right about this. The key is whether you dare to buy the dip.
On November 23, Michael Saylor, co-founder of MicroStrategy, was once again full of quotable insights. This time he redefined the dramatic fluctuations of Bitcoin—not as risk, but as a gift from Satoshi Nakamoto to true believers.
This sounds quite mysterious, but upon closer inspection, it is somewhat interesting. When the market rises and falls, causing retail investors to panic, it is actually a great time for steadfast holders to accumulate their positions. Fluctuation itself is part of Bitcoin's decentralized nature; you must accept it and embrace it in order to truly understand the rules of this game.
Saylor has always been practicing this belief with real money—MicroStrategy's strategy of continuously buying BTC has never changed. For him, short-term price fluctuations are not worth considering; long-term value is the only thing that matters. This statement is likely to recharge the faith in the crypto community once again.