Michael Saylor is not buying "the currency"

He is betting on "scarcity."
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At a time when the market is in panic with Bitcoin dropping today and testing the $64,000 levels,

Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) announced the purchase of an additional 592 Bitcoins at an average price of $67,286.

This move raised the company's total holdings to a staggering number: 717,722 Bitcoins,

Equivalent to about 3.42% of all Bitcoin that will ever exist.

What’s notable about this purchase is not just the timing,
but the structural stability; the company now owns Bitcoin with an average total cost of $76,027.

This means Saylor’s wallet is currently "underwater" (Underwater) with billions of dollars in unrealized losses.
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Why does he keep buying despite the bleeding?

Ignoring the momentary noise:
For Saylor, the current dip to $64,000 levels is not a crisis,
but an opportunity to lower the average cost and leverage the company's liquidity from stock sales.

Seizing the supply:
Controlling more than 3.4% of the total supply turns the company from a mere investor into a "Bitcoin treasury" institution,
a bet that the future value of scarcity will surpass any current price fluctuations.

Market behavior change:
Since the liquidation events of October 10,
the market has lacked quick rebounds,
prompting individuals to sell and institutions like "Strategy" to capitalize on this quiet accumulation stagnation.
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The conviction driving Saylor goes beyond mere "speculation";
he is building a financial system parallel to his company based on an asset that cannot be forged or printed.

In the world of finance, there is a big difference between watching the "screen" and watching the "future."

Do you think Saylor’s continued buying despite significant paper losses is the peak of conviction (Conviction),

Or is it a risk that could threaten the company's future?

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