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People have this misconception that Saylor has to sell if it goes below his average purchase price. He does not. It would have to fall to around $20k and stay there for a long time before he would even need to begin selling.
2028: 150k to 200k
2029 to 2030: bear market
2032: 300k to 350k
2033 to 2034: bear market
2035: 500k
2036 to 2037: bear market
2038 to 2039: 700k
2042: 1 million
Saylor has actually just bought more and continues to buy.
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>>61783487
Liquidated in the traditional sense? No. But Saylor has 2 billion dollars of equity-backed loans at 11+%. Even the most diehard normies will watch MSTR lose ground against BTC and decide their money’s better spent elsewhere.
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>>61783487
>He does not. It would have to fall to around $20k and stay there for a long time before he would even need to begin selling.
wrong it can stay at $6-80k for a long time then fall briefly to $20k when his debt gets due for him to be megafucked
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