Michael Saylor want to drive bitcoin price low before buying again?

[RockBell]

Yesterday, Michael Saylor tweeted from the official X account that he will not buy Bitcoin this week, meaning that Michael Saylor announced that he will buy bonds this week.
This tweet by Michael Saylor suggests that he will buy Bitcoin if Bitcoin is dumped again, meaning that Michael Saylor drove the Bitcoin market downward before buying Bitcoin. So it can be understood that Michael Saylor acts as an influencer for the Bitcoin market, although in this case there is a high possibility of negative influencing.

i also saw is tweet of repurchasing and that is what usually happen influence is a really big thing when it comes to buying bitcoin and people like Michael Saylor and others will do everything in there favour because the market crashes he buys and its always stating it in his tweet, and did you see the number of bitcoin that is been bought at this point, and one thing i love about Michael Saylor is his consistency in buying there is a lot of energy going in to that place, Michael Saylor influence in the market is bigger and the way things might be at this point is for us to fllow the man footsteps if he buys we buy.

[Son Of Blockchain (SOB)]

I know he has been saying good things about bitcoin in a way he will not like the price of bitcoin to fall, but recently he said the company can sell some bitcoin to pay dividends, but he posted not quite long ago that they bought bonds this time and not bitcoin.

What if he only want bitcoin price to fall a little so that he can buy at a lower price? Testing how the market may react to their disappointing news.

It's normal with big whales, they always like to influence a short term dip so weak hands would chicken out and they'll buy more during the dip, that's same thing I think that's same thing Mark Cuban tried doing "by declaring that he's dumped all his holdings" knowing fully well that many head hands would chicken out since a figure like him is dumping.
 Only those who are not aware of that pattern would be suprised that strategy wants to sell off to pay dividends after advocating for long-term holding. Although I believe the company has been holding for long and can decide to sell off some portions since they're consistent with buying and would still replace what they sold.

[Agathamay]

I know he has been saying good things about bitcoin in a way he will not like the price of bitcoin to fall, but recently he said the company can sell some bitcoin to pay dividends, but he posted not quite long ago that they bought bonds this time and not bitcoin.

What if he only want bitcoin price to fall a little so that he can buy at a lower price? Testing how the market may react to their disappointing news.

i get your point but what if he was truly diversifying ?
let's not act like we've got everything figured out in our head and stop judging or drawing conclusions so suddenly.

i understand where you are coming from and what you are saying because you think he wants to create some sort of fear in  the minds of holders so they can panic sell and making the price drop before he can buy more i guess but don't you also think that, the community of holders have grown stronger than it used to be that a single message from a particular holder can't actually make so much impact on the market again ?

i think michael is already a smart investor and he should know that, it would be very difficult for bitcoin to break below $70k or is there something i'm missing out ?

[Smartprofit]

I know he has been saying good things about bitcoin in a way he will not like the price of bitcoin to fall, but recently he said the company can sell some bitcoin to pay dividends, but he posted not quite long ago that they bought bonds this time and not bitcoin.

What if he only want bitcoin price to fall a little so that he can buy at a lower price? Testing how the market may react to their disappointing news.

In my opinion, for Michael Saylor, selling Bitcoin is like a farmer slaughtering a cow he planned to milk for a bucket of milk. In his fiat Ponzi scheme, Bitcoin is the cow (the underlying asset). Stocks, bonds, and derivatives are the milk. 🙋

If the farmer harms the cow (for example, by hitting it on the head with a club), he could have problems producing milk. It doesn't matter what club he uses: verbal interventions aimed at driving down the price of Bitcoin or actual selling of Bitcoin.

At the same time, I categorically disapprove of Michael Saylor's goals of accumulating large amounts of Bitcoin and removing them from circulation. Only someone who completely misunderstands the fundamental value of Bitcoin could set such goals.  To me, Michael Saylor is a Wall Street adventurer (i.e., a man who will sooner or later suffer the same fate as the Hunt brothers). 🙆

[tabas]

It's possible that he wants both of it, to make the price fall but at the same time to pay the dividends so which means it's both advantage for him on this scenario.

No, that idea cannot be right. Strategy has been buying BTC for more than five years now and they have been making these purchases irrespective of what the price is or the market condition. So it is wrong to believe he is trying to manipulate the market to get 'cheap' coins right now. I and a lot of others disgaree.

This kind of idea usually originates when people overthink what whales and big companies say or do with their coins.

Yes, I know that. It's just a thought that came in since others are thinking that it is what he was doing. So feeding them with that thought is just a scenario. That's okay if you disagree with that and I also understand you. But you said it right that this thought makes people overthink so much that they are caring for others action and not to themselves. Because what they should do when the market is on a correction, they have to focus on their own holdings and not to MSTR, Saylor's or any other firms which are known to hold a lot of Bitcoin.

[aoluain]

I know he has been saying good things about bitcoin in a way he will not like the price of bitcoin to fall, but recently he said the company can sell some bitcoin to pay dividends, but he posted not quite long ago that they bought bonds this time and not bitcoin.

What if he only want bitcoin price to fall a little so that he can buy at a lower price? Testing how the market may react to their disappointing news.

In my opinion, for Michael Saylor, selling Bitcoin is like a farmer slaughtering a cow he planned to milk for a bucket of milk. In his fiat Ponzi scheme, Bitcoin is the cow (the underlying asset). Stocks, bonds, and derivatives are the milk. 🙋

If the farmer harms the cow (for example, by hitting it on the head with a club), he could have problems producing milk. It doesn't matter what club he uses: verbal interventions aimed at driving down the price of Bitcoin or actual selling of Bitcoin.

At the same time, I categorically disapprove of Michael Saylor's goals of accumulating large amounts of Bitcoin and removing them from circulation. Only someone who completely misunderstands the fundamental value of Bitcoin could set such goals.  To me, Michael Saylor is a Wall Street adventurer (i.e., a man who will sooner or later suffer the same fate as the Hunt brothers). 🙆

This is the first thing I thought of when I read the OP.

Saylor isnt going to jeopardise his Bitcoin business model by driving the market down. What has he to
gain from that? he already buys in the Bull market at whatever price on a scheduled date. Anyway the
market can drive itself down all by itself - its called Bear markets and it happens in every Bitcoin cycle.

Anyway he would loose all remaining credibility with the Bitcoin community if he was found out to do that.