Michael Saylor’s Bold Bet: Printing Money to Buy Bitcoin!
Michael Saylor is playing the most genius game against the US dollar, and it’s not what you might think. He’s borrowing money at insanely low interest rates—some as low as 0.875%—and using it to buy up 1% of all Bitcoin in existence. And here’s the kicker: he has no intention of selling. Ever.
If you think that sounds risky, you might not understand the bigger picture. Saylor is effectively shorting the US dollar itself! Investors lending him money are more interested in converting their bonds into shares of MicroStrategy than in collecting interest. Why? Because MicroStrategy’s stock has skyrocketed over 1,113% since they started buying Bitcoin in 2020. That’s even more than NVIDIA’s insane growth.
These bondholders aren’t worried. They either cash out with a share in a company riding Bitcoin’s wave or get their capital back. It’s a win-win for them, and Saylor’s company keeps printing money to buy more Bitcoin. Genius.
But here’s the controversy. If Bitcoin fails, sure, this could be the riskiest move ever. MicroStrategy could collapse. But as long as Bitcoin survives, Saylor is turning fiat into digital gold.
So, what do you think? Are you still betting on fiat currencies? Or are you starting to see the future? There’s no middle ground here.
Is Michael Saylor a genius, or are you still stuck in the past? Let me know in the comments! 👇
