All-in BTC

Will MicroStrategy (MSTR) go bankrupt? Not in the short term. Despite the rise in Bitcoin (BTC) prices, MicroStrategy's stock price fell by 5.5% today. This may indicate that CEO Michael Saylor is selling more MicroStrategy shares on the market to buy Bitcoin, thereby supporting Bitcoin's price.
So far this year, MicroStrategy's financial operations have achieved a 72.4% Bitcoin yield, bringing shareholders a net gain of approximately 136,965 BTC. At about $107,000 per BTC, that amounts to around $14.66 billion for the year.
Starting in 2025, BTC will gradually detach from the volatile retail market as more and stronger entities enter the space.
Wall Street, corporations, nations, and central banks will all compete to participate.
BTC spot ETFs are gaining favor with more traditional capital, and historically, investing in BTC has never let anyone down. Thus, more large enterprises might consider BTC as part of their corporate reserve funds. The potential for future purchases will be greater. There may be pullbacks in the process, but the outcome will certainly be positive.
As for many countries, they are likely to follow El Salvador, which seems to have made the right bet. For third-world countries, breaking through trade barriers and technological barriers is indeed very difficult. However, by trusting BTC, it is still possible to gain from trend-following and the financial sector. Perhaps in the future, El Salvador could become a new financial center, who knows?
BTC is slowly presenting a new narrative. If Trump comes to power and implements substantial policies in the digital currency field, you might see BTC breaking through $200,000 by 2025. History does not repeat itself; if BTC experiences a major correction, it won't drop to $15,000. If BTC does correct, are you willing to get in? As the saying goes, going all in on BTC means you've succeeded halfway in life.