Genius move!Saylor plans to sell Bitcoins to fund operations on buying Bitcoins!

[stompix]

You have to admit, the former dotcom bubble scammer is a genius!
Charles Ponzi and Bernie Madoff are probably spinning in their graves in jealousy, seeing this 7D chess move!

https://www.strategy.com/press/strategy-announces-digital-credit-capital-framework_06-29-2026

Not only has he bought high to sell low, but right now he is planning on selling cheaper the assets he bought with loaned money for which he has to pay interest on!

At this point, I'm just curious, is there anyone left in the asslicking camp that still defends this as a genius strategy from the inventor of the perpetuum money printing machine that magically only prints liabilities?
Is there anyone left in the cult that would still find a way to defend this as a genius move or has reality finally hit hard enough?

[Oshosondy]

I also think this is not a wise approach. I mean how Michael Saylor aggressively bought bitcoin in a way that he wants to sell bitcoin now. Why did buy the bitcoin he bought the last time if he wants to sell some, and also he should know that bear market still exists but diminishing. Probably we should be expecting bear market again that might drive the bitcoin price further down, but not below $50000 if he sold $1.25 billion of bitcoin. With the bitcoin that Strategy has accumulated already, this will not be an issue, the company will have a positive balance later.

[hd49728]

Not only has he bought high to sell low, but right now he is planning on selling cheaper the assets he bought with loaned money for which he has to pay interest on!

At this point, I'm just curious, is there anyone left in the asslicking camp that still defends this as a genius strategy from the inventor of the perpetuum money printing machine that magically only prints liabilities?
Is there anyone left in the cult that would still find a way to defend this as a genius move or has reality finally hit hard enough?

I am not Michael Saylor fan especially in this market cycle when he and Strategy actually escalated leveraging tools and took more risk. What Strategy did in recent years are good for Bitcoin market in marketing but for the Strategy company and its shareholders, it's very risky.

Taking risk is only good and acceptable if it is managed well while with Strategy, they seem to ignore many principles of risk management. Even they're right that Bitcoin is the end game, it does not mean their company will succeed by using many leverages. Bitcoin price falls are not too terrible with them, but MSTR falls will cause more severe issues for their company finance.

In financial market, not only in Bitcoin market, there are always market makers and competitors that have many reasons to beat Strategy down. Soon we will know how Strategy will end from their over leverages recent years.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Not only has he bought high to sell low, but right now he is planning on selling cheaper the assets he bought with loaned money for which he has to pay interest on!

That’s what I thought.

Although yesterday, the market reacted positively to this measure, but what the market does in a single day doesn’t mean anything. It’s probably just retail investors buying in, thinking this is a brilliant move.

The real test will be what happens over the coming months. And, above all, what will happen on the Monday when he announces that he sold bitcoin the previous week, as happened on 1 June.

The thing is, the more I think about it, the less I understand it. When the price of Bitcoin was at $126,000, he borrowed huge sums to buy it, and now that it’s less than half that, he’s going to sell? And this is supposed to be a brilliant idea? LMAO.

[Free Market Capitalist]

Lol, now we know what was Saylor master plan.

He dumped the market because he wanted to sell low. Buy high, borrow a lot to buy high, then sell low. A foolproof strategy, as everyone knows.

 

Seriously though, I think that of all the options he had at that moment, this was probably the least bad one. The thing is, none of them seemed good, because he’s cornered himself into this situation.

[PostQuantumBTC]

Although yesterday, the market reacted positively to this measure, but what the market does in a single day doesn’t mean anything. It’s probably just retail investors buying in, thinking this is a brilliant move.

The market did not reacted positively to it yesterday but neither did the market reacted to it negatively. If the company has started selling bitcoin, that can be felt in the market but the company has not yet started selling the bitcoin. The first time the company sold very small amount of bitcoin, it is possible that they used it for testing and to let people know that they can buy and sell bitcoin at anytime. Some people were thinking the company will only be buying bitcoin but which is not possible.

[tbct_mt2]

Not only has he bought high to sell low, but right now he is planning on selling cheaper the assets he bought with loaned money for which he has to pay interest on!

That’s what I thought.

Although yesterday, the market reacted positively to this measure, but what the market does in a single day doesn’t mean anything. It’s probably just retail investors buying in, thinking this is a brilliant move.

The real test will be what happens over the coming months. And, above all, what will happen on the Monday when he announces that he sold bitcoin the previous week, as happened on 1 June.

The thing is, the more I think about it, the less I understand it. When the price of Bitcoin was at $126,000, he borrowed huge sums to buy it, and now that it’s less than half that, he’s going to sell? And this is supposed to be a brilliant idea? LMAO.

People who prepare money for Bitcoin accumulation will feel very comfortable with market corrections in bull market or crashes in bear market, because they know that Bitcoin will be well in long term, and such chances give them discount entry prices. It can come from news, actions from Strategy or any other entity but if an investor can buy bitcoin with cheaper price, it's good and likely what he wait for a long time.

In contrast, people who don't prepare for these market changes and have bad financial preparation will naturally feel very fearful and panic.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Well, I just think he now realizes that Bitcoin is no longer going to $180k as he has presumed at the time that price per Bitcoin was still $120k, there is one thing I learned in the crypto space, price movement doesn't respect prediction, that is why an investor needs to be reactive at times towards price movement and what I mean by that is, at times, you should look past your prediction (your confidence or ego about price getting to your target price) and come to terms with the fact that price would not get to this predicted price of yours, so you have to take profit and wait.  Saylor's words were "Bitcoin will get to $180k and dip to $140k as correction" Right before his eyes, he saw that Bitcoin price was printing bearish candles on the monthly timeframe which was since October 2025 - February 2026, every of those months ended in red candle, if he wanted to sell this year, his reaction then would have been to sell then and not now.

[OgNasty]

The hilarious thing about this situation is that the market rallied on this news. These are the people you’re trading against. They are all emotion and wishful thinking. Now people are heading for the exits weeks before we hit bottom after buying the top for a year. You can’t make this stuff up.

[Ambatman]

Well few months ago these would have been more outrageous
But currently TBH I don't think he has more options now in generating funds
Especially to finance debts or payouts if like some believe we may Go deeper.
STRC is broken
ATM on Mstr would just be placing salt in an open wound.

[yhiaali3]

I confess, I used to think Saylor was a wise man, but now I've discovered how foolish and deceitful he is.
Even a fool wouldn't buy at a high price, borrow a lot of money to buy at a high price, and then sell at a low price! What a guaranteed failure strategy.

Saylor once boasted that he intended to "burn" his private keys to Bitcoin after his death, but if he continues with his failed policy, he will have nothing left to burn.

[Free Market Capitalist]

I confess, I used to think Saylor was a wise man, but now I've discovered how foolish and deceitful he is.

People are now realizing that he has gone ahead and sold the company—and even has the nerve to tell people that he never said his company wouldn't sell.

Michael Saylor CAUGHT Lying About Never Selling Bitcoin!

But there were many other contradictions before that, which I pointed out when I was the only one criticizing him on the forum and was met with silence, skepticism, ignorance, and accusations that I had a grudge against him—things like that. I'm not going to repeat this again because I'm tired of saying the same thing over and over, but this guy has lied about several key points of what was supposed to be his “strategy.” It's funny that he changed the company's name to “Strategy” when the strategy he follows is constantly changing.

[goldkingcoiner]

The hilarious thing about this situation is that the market rallied on this news. These are the people you’re trading against. They are all emotion and wishful thinking. Now people are heading for the exits weeks before we hit bottom after buying the top for a year. You can’t make this stuff up.

Really makes you think how easy it is to sell sticks in the forest as long as the forest is full of gullible idiots... Is hype the only thing that people throw money at nowadays? Imagine the mental gymnastics these "traders" have to do in order to convince themselves that the market is indeed headed in the direction they guessed it would go towards. They could just as well call a 1-800-number psychic and ask them about which direction Bitcoin will go tomorrow... Or would the modern version be called an influencer?

[stompix]

Lol, now we know what was Saylor master plan.
He dumped the market because he wanted to sell low. Buy high, borrow a lot to buy high, then sell low. A foolproof strategy, as everyone knows.

But, but , but... an economics Nobel Prize winner from Wakanda told us that we're stupid and we don't get his genius...
I'm sure this is some 67D chess strategy, he dumps his bitcoins so he will crash the price to $1 so he can buy then all for just $21 million, or something like that!

Or, or....71D chess strategy...
He bankrupts Micro, gets sued, his ponzi scheme sends him to prison for fraud and in prison he doesn't have to pay rent, and he uses that money to buy cheap coins!
Total win!!!!

Well, I just think he now realizes that Bitcoin is no longer going to $180k as he has presumed at the time that price per Bitcoin was still $120k,

180k? What 180k?
He just said his target is 1.5 million two weeks ago 
https://x.com/BTCPrague/status/2065377706108170504

[alani123]

So the outcome of this stupid ass announcement by MicroStrategy was the market mass buying both STRC and MSTR.
Even though most of the money for such operations can now come from either selling MSTR or BTC because they'd literally be out of cash in months just by funding their dividends... But other than that this whole premise is contradictory.

Sell BTC, MSTR nav goes down and you can't utilize MSTR selling. Issue MSTR and the nav relation becomes negative so this tool can't be utilized again in a good while.

What is the market thinking to buy even more STRC and MSTR? How could this plan work better than just holding and selling BTC? Makes zero sense.

[yhiaali3]

I confess, I used to think Saylor was a wise man, but now I've discovered how foolish and deceitful he is.

People are now realizing that he has gone ahead and sold the company—and even has the nerve to tell people that he never said his company wouldn't sell.

Michael Saylor CAUGHT Lying About Never Selling Bitcoin!

But there were many other contradictions before that, which I pointed out when I was the only one criticizing him on the forum and was met with silence, skepticism, ignorance, and accusations that I had a grudge against him—things like that. I'm not going to repeat this again because I'm tired of saying the same thing over and over, but this guy has lied about several key points of what was supposed to be his “strategy.” It's funny that he changed the company's name to “Strategy” when the strategy he follows is constantly changing.

You're absolutely right; it's quite funny that he changed the company name to "Strategy" while his strategy is constantly changing.

I now realize that Saylor's strategy from the beginning was to manipulate people by using words that made them believe that his company would never sell Bitcoin, then he comes out in the last interview and says with complete audacity, "I told you not to sell your Bitcoin, I never said that the company would not sell Bitcoin." What a huge hypocrite!:o