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this made me chuckle. hehe
not really... I mean, you're right that it's obvious and kind of a good play (at mNAVs below 1 at least), but it's completely contrary to messaging. I guess what this piece of news is him trying to nudge the messaging a little closer to "OK, fine, it's no trouble him selling!"
update: as in, he's acquired this cult-like iconic, lazer-eyed, CNBC talking head power figure by saying the opposite. Always buy, never sell, sell your kidneys/chairs but not your coins etc etc. That's how he got his hardcore/Bitcoiner following
I've never even been to bitcoin twitter, so what I've mostly seen is that hardcore bitcoiners aren't super high on him.
now yeah, but go back to the early ~third of his Bitcoin career arc (2021-22-ish) and they sang a very different tune
Before my time
Exactly!
You all jump down my throat every time I suggested that selling coins is a logical piece of the Saylor strategy.
Also, it looks like this particular scheme will be around for a long time.