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I don't even care if people want to gamble like this if they've got it.
The packaging they've been trying to sell over the decades though is just straight up snake oil.
Just be honest about it, but they can't be. The speculation is fueled by their fairy tales.
Put it this way brokerages have capitalized on cryptocurrency hence they are all over it and happy to endorse it whilst they cash in on trading fees. They are making millions in the process pivoting to it notably Robinhood.
Other schemes in crypto include launching useless coins and running pump and dumps to make money from it. And yes it's fairytales.
Strategy (NASDAQ:MSTR) is now $630 million underwater on its Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) holdings, wiping out $47 billion in unrealized profits from just four months ago as Bitcoin plunged below the company’s $76,037 average cost basis.
The Profit Wipeout
Bitcoin fell 15% in the first four days of February, pushing Strategy’s position underwater for the first time since the company began accumulating in August 2020.
The company is down on its total Bitcoin holdings as long as the price stays below $76,000, despite BTC still being up 550% since Michael Saylor’s first purchase.
Strategy purchased heavily near Bitcoin’s October peak, leaving the company exposed when prices collapsed.
Saylor posted “The Rules of Bitcoin: 1. Buy Bitcoin 2. Don’t Sell the Bitcoin” on Tuesday, doubling down on his strategy despite the massive profit wipeout.
To quote the following in his interview 'If a company is NEGATIVE cashflows and generates no profits, it's not a good business'. The irony? His company makes no money
Saylor is nothing more than a talking head to pump crypto and will be sailing into the sunset whatever happens.
