I fault #Saylor because a not-regulated asset will/should freely float in price, dependent only on supply and demand The need to liquidate by large holders ("I needed to raise cash to buy an enterprise", "my divorce settlement required I sell it") - for whatever reason a large holder IN #Bitcoin needs to sell, the price - being freely-floating and not monitored/supported by ANY regulator - should reflect a liquidation. It's nearly 100% clear Saylor set himself up to buy a regulated/monitored asset and $BTC/$BITCOMP has never, ever been that. Never, never, never ever. And should never be.
Michael Saylor Fears A Bitcoin Crash And Begs The Government For Help
I fault #Saylor because a not-regulated asset will/should freely float in price, dependent only on supply and demand The need to liquidate by large holders ("I needed to raise cash to buy an enterprise", "my divorce settlement required I sell it") - for whatever reason a large holder IN #Bitcoin needs to sell, the price - being freely-floating and not monitored/supported by ANY regulator - should reflect a liquidation. It's nearly 100% clear Saylor set himself up to buy a regulated/monitored asset and $BTC/$BITCOMP has never, ever been that. Never, never, never ever. And should never be.