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August 11, 2020, 04:26:22 PM

Phase B of the ellilot wave has just passed IMHO.  Phase C bottom looks like sub 2k.  

Although Ill prob buy in at 2.6k to avoid missing the bottom Smiley

This guy jonoiv coming in laughing because we fell $400.

Come on man ^^

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Ohh shock horror ... what happening with the price ?  what a big shock that must be to you all?
I have an uncle just like you .... turns up drunk at family gatherings and starts a fight

are we by chance part of the same family?  Grin
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August 11, 2020, 04:35:08 PM

What caused today's decline? I am a bit miffed that we correlated with gold, which also declined (even more so for gold).
Russian "vaccine"? Interestingly, that vaccine is basically the same approach as Oxford labs, apparently, COVID spike protein into "cold virus backbone". It could work, but would also make antibodies against the backbone (vector), which might decrease effectiveness, but it is all theoretical.
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MicroStrategy Adopts Bitcoin as Primary Treasury Reserve Asset

August 11, 2020 06:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time

TYSONS CORNER, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--MicroStrategy® Incorporated (Nasdaq: MSTR), the largest independent publicly-traded business intelligence company, today announced that it has purchased 21,454 bitcoins at an aggregate purchase price of $250 million, inclusive of fees and expenses. The purchase of Bitcoin cryptocurrency was made pursuant to the two-pronged capital allocation strategy previously announced by the company when it released its second quarter 2020 financial results on July 28, 2020.

The company addressed the first prong, which called for returning a portion of its excess cash to shareholders, when it announced today that it had launched a cash tender offer for up to $250 million of MicroStrategy’s class A common stock via a modified Dutch Auction offer. By acquiring 21,454 bitcoins, MicroStrategy addressed the other prong of its capital allocation strategy, which called for investing up to $250 million in one or more alternative investments or assets.

“Our investment in Bitcoin is part of our new capital allocation strategy, which seeks to maximize long-term value for our shareholders,” said Michael J. Saylor, CEO, MicroStrategy Incorporated. “This investment reflects our belief that Bitcoin, as the world’s most widely-adopted cryptocurrency, is a dependable store of value and an attractive investment asset with more long-term appreciation potential than holding cash. Since its inception over a decade ago, Bitcoin has emerged as a significant addition to the global financial system, with characteristics that are useful to both individuals and institutions. MicroStrategy has recognized Bitcoin as a legitimate investment asset that can be superior to cash and accordingly has made Bitcoin the principal holding in its treasury reserve strategy.”

Mr. Saylor continued, “MicroStrategy spent months deliberating to determine our capital allocation strategy. Our decision to invest in Bitcoin at this time was driven in part by a confluence of macro factors affecting the economic and business landscape that we believe is creating long-term risks for our corporate treasury program ― risks that should be addressed proactively. Those macro factors include, among other things, the economic and public health crisis precipitated by COVID-19, unprecedented government financial stimulus measures including quantitative easing adopted around the world, and global political and economic uncertainty. We believe that, together, these and other factors may well have a significant depreciating effect on the long-term real value of fiat currencies and many other conventional asset types, including many of the assets traditionally held as part of corporate treasury operations.”

In considering various asset classes for potential investment, MicroStrategy observed distinctive properties of Bitcoin that led it to believe investing in the cryptocurrency would provide not only a reasonable hedge against inflation, but also the prospect of earning a higher return than other investments. Mr. Saylor articulated the opinion, “We find the global acceptance, brand recognition, ecosystem vitality, network dominance, architectural resilience, technical utility, and community ethos of Bitcoin to be persuasive evidence of its superiority as an asset class for those seeking a long-term store of value. Bitcoin is digital gold – harder, stronger, faster, and smarter than any money that has preceded it. We expect its value to accrete with advances in technology, expanding adoption, and the network effect that has fueled the rise of so many category killers in the modern era.”

A leader in the business intelligence space, MicroStrategy has a 30-year history of anticipating technology trends. MicroStrategy was one of the first companies in the enterprise business intelligence software sector. It was a pioneer in Relational Analytics, Web Intelligence, and Mobile Intelligence and has most recently invented HyperIntelligence® – zero click insights that can be embedded in applications to make them smarter, faster, and stronger.

In 2012, Mr. Saylor wrote “The Mobile Wave,” addressing the impact mobile computing would have on business, consumer, and political behavior and the implications of the rise of Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Twitter. MicroStrategy believes the world is entering “The Virtual Wave” – a rapid dematerialization of products, services, and processes enabled by advances in technology and catalyzed by the COVID crisis. MicroStrategy believes digital transformation has quickened amid rapidly shifting market requirements. These dynamics have many corporations rethinking their offerings, operations, and systems, as well as their balance sheets and financial strategies.

“MicroStrategy remains focused on its corporate strategy of operating a growing profitable business intelligence company, serving some of the largest most respected institutions worldwide. This strategy includes seeking to grow its revenue through its HyperIntelligence, Cloud Intelligence, and Embedded Intelligence offerings, a refreshed go-to-market focused on simplified products and pricing, and a cloud-first platform-as-a-service focus. MicroStrategy’s goal of generating long-term operating income and free cash flow has also led it to adopt a new capital allocation strategy. MicroStrategy believes that buying $250 million in Bitcoin will provide it the opportunity to earn better returns and preserve the value of our capital over time compared to holding cash. Our corporate strategy and two-pronged capital allocation strategy are designed to benefit shareholders, customers, partners, and employees,” said Phong Le, President & CFO, MicroStrategy Incorporated.

About MicroStrategy Incorporated

MicroStrategy (Nasdaq: MSTR) is the largest independent publicly-traded business intelligence company, with the leading enterprise analytics platform. Our vision is to enable Intelligence Everywhere™. MicroStrategy provides modern analytics on an open, comprehensive enterprise platform used by many of the world’s most admired brands in the Fortune Global 500. Optimized for cloud and on-premises deployments, the platform features HyperIntelligence, a breakthrough technology that overlays actionable enterprise data on popular business applications to help users make smarter, faster decisions.

MicroStrategy, HyperIntelligence, and Intelligence Everywhere are either trademarks or registered trademarks of MicroStrategy Incorporated in the United States and certain other countries. Other product and company names mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners.

This press release includes statements that may constitute “forward-looking statements,” including estimates of future business prospects and financial results, expectations as to future returns on Bitcoin, the future value of Bitcoin, and the characteristics and utility of Bitcoin in future periods, and statements containing the words “believe,” “estimate,” “project,” “expect,” or similar expressions. Forward-looking statements inherently involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results of MicroStrategy Incorporated and its subsidiaries (collectively, the “Company”) to differ materially from the forward-looking statements. Factors that could contribute to such differences include: the historical price volatility of Bitcoin; uncertainty regarding the regulatory treatment of Bitcoin under various securities, commodities, and other regulatory regimes; the potential for significant impairment charges to the Company’s earnings in the event of a decrease in the price of Bitcoin and resulting volatility in the Company’s reported assets and earnings; the potential for security breaches or other cyberattacks that could result in a partial or total loss of the Company’s Bitcoin assets; and other risks detailed in the Company’s registration statements and periodic reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The Company undertakes no obligation to update these forward-looking statements for revisions or changes after the date of this release
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August 11, 2020, 04:45:13 PM

Ohh shock horror ... what happening with the price ?  what a big shock that must be to you all?

Scared by a 4% drop??

...So what is it ? a noob or a troll?  I concede there is a high chance you're both.
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Microstrategy's (MSTR) stock price is up 11.43% today, increasing their market capitalization by $1.197 billion to $1.332 billion (+ $135 million dollars).

Their purchase of $250 million in BTC half paid for itself. More companies should follow suit.

https://twitter.com/vakeraj/status/1293203716045234176
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Microstrategy's (MSTR) stock price is up 11.43% today, increasing their market capitalization by $1.197 billion to $1.332 billion (+ $135 million dollars).

Their purchase of $250 million in BTC half paid for itself. More companies should follow suit.

https://twitter.com/vakeraj/status/1293203716045234176

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MicroStrategy Adopts Bitcoin as Primary Treasury Reserve Asset

Dude.

EDIT: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178336.msg54974422#msg54974422

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Never go full jonoiv.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6WHBO_Qc-Q&list=FLLja4g-i1BgZFsrhImy4cOA&index=123
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MicroStrategy Adopts Bitcoin as Primary Treasury Reserve Asset

Dude.

Fuck yes, the avatar is back.
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August 11, 2020, 05:02:10 PM

Good morning Bitcoinland.

Bit of a dip... currently $11434USD/$15205CAD (Bitcoinaverage).

Right back to where we were 4 days ago.

Oh the humanity.

Trollololololol
...So what is it ? a noob or a troll?  I concede there is a high chance you're both.

Not a noob... trollin' since 2013.
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MicroStrategy Adopts Bitcoin as Primary Treasury Reserve Asset

Dude.

Fuck yes, the avatar is back.

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Not a noob... trollin' since 2013TM.

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don't go before showing us your TA

Fat chance on that. I saw in another thread where he said he sold everything at $6k. I smell butthurt.

C'mon, Jono, be a good dog.

Sorry Ed

I do respect most people, you included.  But i dony like to be made out to be a troll, just because i sold at 6k. Cheesy

I was just pinting that out.
Just pointing out, it has gone below 6k since then.

Let me just get this on record..   Are you going to hold your crypto over the next few months?
 I am holding  BTC until 50k or Nov 1.  I am holding Doge until 10 cents or Nov 1

If you remind me on Nov 1.

 I will let you know if I am selling.  As for your 2k prediction it could happen but not before Nov 1 of this year.

A crash is possible if USA Russia and China all agree to out law it.  
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A crash is possible if USA Russia and China all agree to out law it.  

Considering it is becoming increasing legal throughout the world for banks to hold and deal in btc I find this an impossibility.
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A crash is possible if USA Russia and China all agree to out law it.  

Russia is totally irrelevant. China have already sidelined themselves. The US outlawing it would be one of the weirdest moves of modern times.
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A crash is possible if USA Russia and China all agree to out law it.  

Russia is totally irrelevant. China have already sidelined themselves. The US outlawing it would be one of the weirdest moves of modern times.

First off, there is about zero chance that Russia would outlaw bitcoin since they just approved a law legalizing it.
Granted, they made the law so they cannot use btc for goods and services DIRECTLY, but it is the same as to say that $ is outlawed in Russia because $ cannot be used to buy goods and services there as well. Of course, $ can be exchanged to local currency (rubles) anywhere (banks, kiosks, etc.), I went there for the World cup 2018.
Same, I assume, would be for btc. Mine, buy, sell on exchanges, then exchange to rubles to buy stuff, if locally. Nobody cares what currency you use to buy internationally (my assumption).
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Yes. The bull market really started April 2019. What’s started recently is the early main bull phase, it’s Q4 2016 all over again, but different dynamics and themes at play.

https://twitter.com/woonomic/status/1292837821909090304?s=21

That is something similar to what I have been saying, but of course it is nice to hear credible others make similar assertions, too.

My assertion has been that the bull market started in April 2019, but it was not really confirmed as entering into bullish status until about the middle of May 2019.

What a complete clown you are.

you are exactly half way through a bear market as you well know.  You spend your life on this thread trying to convince noobs you know what you are talking about when you're a shill.  

sub 2k is inevitable. but you know this and if you don't, you're a moron. So what is it ? a shill or a moron?  I concede there is a high chance you're both.


Oh gawd!!!!!!!

Look who the fuck the cat drug in.   Shocked Shocked

Seems that you are feeling pretty brave, currently, after a $800-ish dip (as I type, so far) from $12,080 to $11,283 in the past day and a half?

Gosh you are incorrigibly delusional to an extent that you are showing yourself to be the BIGGEST ASS clown, maybe even more so than other clowns that notably have come to this thread.

Yeah, right, calling me a clown is not really backed by evidence, but your stupidity has a historical trail... and I hardly know where from where to start or if it is worth giving any kind of synopsis of the level of your dumb... and an arrogant dumb at that.. surprising as that might be to some that do not know your clownishness.. Your avatar also looks like a clown (I will admit that mine does too), but you might want to switch yours to a clown.. for reals.

Let me just do a quickie rendition of your various examples of dumb.

1) you sold most, if not all your coin in the $600s in 2016 anticipating some kind of a correction (that did not come, and if it did come, you did not buy back because you were waiting for sub $500);

2) you have believed that you are investing BIG into BTC while free loading off grandma or that you have some kind of significant impact on the bitcoin space, while your BIG stash of BTC had only gotten into the .5BTC size arena and probably less and less ability to buy as much as you are not able to buy back as much because you tend to buy for much higher prices and then frequently sell too much BTC too soon while anticipating some kind of inevitable price correction that either does not come or you fail/refuse to take advantage of any kind of meaningful correction that does end up happening.. because you always want moar and moar and moar.. so your level of greed, dumb and arrogance gets in the way of actual sound prudence... including what you lose from opportunity costs, as well.

3) you bought back a piddly amount of BTC (that you thought was BIG but still was in the .5BTC arena) somewhere in the $2ks, and then you sold all of your BTC in the $6k arena in early 2019.. while preaching, hopening and preaching that a sub $6k correction was going to imminently come in late 2019, and then such correction did not come and you kind of seemed to have given up, and then we did not hear from you until March 2020 when we got a quick correction to $3,850 - and then we heard from you, but you failed/refused to buy any BTC in that price arena or at that time because you were waiting for BTC prices to correct to $2k or below or whatever... that did not end up happening..

I could go on to elaborate a bit more on the significance and the impact of some of your dumb within the dumb that I have already outlined including your arrogance, but I likely already have given you more attention than you really deserve by just highlighting a few of your dumbiness.. and including some levels of humor ....(because we sure don't mind having some kind of strong evidence of a clown) contributions to the BTC space.



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What would we do without you, jonoiv?  You even can make the dumbest among us in this here thread feel like geniuses.  Thanks for that.   Wink Wink

don't go before showing us your TA

Fat chance on that. I saw in another thread where he said he sold everything at $6k. I smell butthurt.

C'mon, Jono, be a good dog.

Sorry Ed

I do respect most people, you included.  But i dony like to be made out to be a troll, just because i sold at 6k. Cheesy

I was just pinting that out.
Just pointing out, it has gone below 6k since then.

Let me just get this on record..   Are you going to hold your crypto over the next few months?

Huh?  What the fuck is "crypto"?

I thought that we were talking about bitcoin?
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I don't usually merit walls of text but that was classic.

Two of my pet peeves: idiot trolls and the word "crypto".
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Yes. The bull market really started April 2019. What’s started recently is the early main bull phase, it’s Q4 2016 all over again, but different dynamics and themes at play.

https://twitter.com/woonomic/status/1292837821909090304?s=21

That is something similar to what I have been saying, but of course it is nice to hear credible others make similar assertions, too.

My assertion has been that the bull market started in April 2019, but it was not really confirmed as entering into bullish status until about the middle of May 2019.

What a complete clown you are.

you are exactly half way through a bear market as you well know.  You spend your life on this thread trying to convince noobs you know what you are talking about when you're a shill.  

sub 2k is inevitable. but you know this and if you don't, you're a moron. So what is it ? a shill or a moron?  I concede there is a high chance you're both.


Oh gawd!!!!!!!

Look who the fuck the cat drug in.   Shocked Shocked

Seems that you are feeling pretty brave, currently, after a $800-ish dip (as I type, so far) from $12,080 to $11,283 in the past day and a half?

Gosh you are incorrigibly delusional to an extent that you are showing yourself to be the BIGGEST ASS clown, maybe even more so than other clowns that notably have come to this thread.

Yeah, right, calling me a clown is not really backed by evidence, but your stupidity has a historical trail... and I hardly know where from where to start or if it is worth giving any kind of synopsis of the level of your dumb... and an arrogant dumb at that.. surprising as that might be to some that do not know your clownishness.. Your avatar also looks like a clown (I will admit that mine does too), but you might want to switch yours to a clown.. for reals.

Let me just do a quickie rendition of your various examples of dumb.

1) you sold most, if not all your coin in the $600s in 2016 anticipating some kind of a correction (that did not come, and if it did come, you did not buy back because you were waiting for sub $500);

2) you have believed that you are investing BIG into BTC while free loading off grandma or that you have some kind of significant impact on the bitcoin space, while your BIG stash of BTC had only gotten into the .5BTC size arena and probably less and less ability to buy as much as you are not able to buy back as much because you tend to buy for much higher prices and then frequently sell too much BTC too soon while anticipating some kind of inevitable price correction that either does not come or you fail/refuse to take advantage of any kind of meaningful correction that does end up happening.. because you always want moar and moar and moar.. so your level of greed, dumb and arrogance gets in the way of actual sound prudence... including what you lose from opportunity costs, as well.

3) you bought back a piddly amount of BTC (that you thought was BIG but still was in the .5BTC arena) somewhere in the $2ks, and then you sold all of your BTC in the $6k arena in early 2019.. while preaching, hopening and preaching that a sub $6k correction was going to imminently come in late 2019, and then such correction did not come and you kind of seemed to have given up, and then we did not hear from you until March 2020 when we got a quick correction to $3,850 - and then we heard from you, but you failed/refused to buy any BTC in that price arena or at that time because you were waiting for BTC prices to correct to $2k or below or whatever... that did not end up happening..

I could go on to elaborate a bit more on the significance and the impact of some of your dumb within the dumb that I have already outlined including your arrogance, but I likely already have given you more attention than you really deserve by just highlighting a few of your dumbiness.. and including some levels of humor ....(because we sure don't mind having some kind of strong evidence of a clown) contributions to the BTC space.



 Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy

What would we do without you, jonoiv?  You even can make the dumbest among us in this here thread feel like geniuses.  Thanks for that.   Wink Wink

don't go before showing us your TA

Fat chance on that. I saw in another thread where he said he sold everything at $6k. I smell butthurt.

C'mon, Jono, be a good dog.

Sorry Ed

I do respect most people, you included.  But i dony like to be made out to be a troll, just because i sold at 6k. Cheesy

I was just pinting that out.
Just pointing out, it has gone below 6k since then.

Let me just get this on record..   Are you going to hold your crypto over the next few months?

Huh?  What the fuck is "crypto"?

I thought that we were talking about bitcoin?

Yeah that's our man JJG... this post is like a punch in the doggy face  Grin +1
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