Bitcoin Stubborn Old Man's Counterattack Recently, whether micro strategies can continue to hold up has become a focus of market attention, and to some extent, institutions selling BTC since 1011 have also been affected by the risk of MSTR being kicked out of the index. The day before yesterday, @ -FORAB tweeted that the micro strategy did not update the BTC buying data on Monday, which also caused panic among many people - is it because the micro strategy is running out of money? Are we going to be finished? Last night, @ Taylor posted a video interview clip of his interview with Coindesk when BTC prices fell to nearly 80000. The host delivered a rather harsh opening statement - "Today BTC fell to 80000, and micro strategy stocks have fallen 70% compared to a year ago. Let's see Saylor's view on the current market. Although both sides of the conversation were smiling, the old man must have been quite uncomfortable psychologically. Today, he bounced back and posted a photo of himself punching. The main points Saylor elaborated on in this interview are: 1. Micro strategy makes money We will regularly announce at 8-K how many pancakes we have bought, without having to keep asking, and we just bought a huge amount of pancakes a week ago (implying that we have enough money). ” By the way, I'll give the old man a case study: On November 17th, the number of large cakes purchased through micro strategy was 8178, while in previous periods, we bought 200-400 per week, which can be said to be at least 30 weeks of quantity! If they really care about the so-called continuity of purchases, they can actually split it into multiple purchases instead of buying so many at once. So the previous statement that for the first time in 6 weeks, the micro strategy did not release purchase records, so the panic of running out of money was overthinking 2. The volatility of BTC is his advantage Volatility is vitality. If you knew that Bitcoin would always rise by 2% every month without volatility, none of us would have the opportunity to make money now, because all traditional financial investors, Buffett, would eat dry and wipe clean, where would they get us. Volatility is a gift given by Nakamoto to loyal fans. 3. Don't be afraid of volatility Fire can burn people, and electricity can also electrocute you. They may seem dangerous, but now cars can run because people have installed both fire and electricity into the car, allowing them to harness this energy. If we want to promote civilization progress, we need people to manufacture airplanes and cars (implying that micro strategies are one of the tools to tame the high volatility of BTC). At present, Saylor is probably the biggest dead bull and spiritual leader of BTC after Satoshi Nakamoto. I hope he can hold on for at least another 10 years.