Looking at the short-lived appearance of Michael Taylor, it's clear this company won't last.

Many may think that MicroStrategy's continued purchases of Bitcoin are a positive signal, but in fact, this is a short-term boost with long-term risks. The money MicroStrategy uses to buy Bitcoin is financed from the market, which is akin to a company going public, not paying dividends, and constantly raising funds. Would you consider such a company to be a good one? Furthermore, the risk of financing does not lie with the real large institutional investors and big funds; they act as middlemen, while the ultimate source of financing is the vast majority of ordinary investors. Thus, MicroStrategy continues to raise funds while holding a significant amount of Bitcoin, which essentially shifts the risks from large funds and institutions to the majority of people. Once this risk is transferred, the middlemen have already realized their profits. As for the risk faced by the majority, whether Bitcoin rises or falls is no longer a concern for anyone. It is unreasonable to expect the money raised for buying Bitcoin to yield greater returns for the majority. So cherish the current bull market, no matter how much room for growth there is, as it may be the last bull market in recent years. After this, the future may be bear for a long time. Those who hold altcoins and Bitcoin in the future will also face a tragedy, because any favorable interest rates and policies will become ineffective. When the majority of chips are in the hands of the vast majority, the possibility of price increase will already be gone...