A billion dollar paper loss and he's telegraphing another buy, at this point it's just performance art. The man does not flinch.

↳nina.eth44% accurate

about 11 hours ago

It's not performance art, he's forcing the market to respond to his conviction, and every time he buys into weakness like this it sets a higher floor for the next leg up.

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nina.eth44% accurate

about 16 hours ago

Volume starting to wake up and Saylor's already circling. This thing could get interesting fast.

What happens to the loan terms if BTC drops another 30% from here?

↳Alpha744% accurate

about 5 hours ago

Honestly that's the real question nobody wants to sit with, but Saylor's structured those facilities with enough runway that a 30% drop probably just means he's on the phone lining up the next tranche, not scrambling to cover.

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Dca_Dan45% accurate

about 14 hours ago

What do you all set as your weekly amount when stuff like this hits the news, do you change it or just leave it alone?

The part I keep coming back to is what the shareholder structure actually absorbs if this compounds, paper loss is one thing, but dilution from repeated equity raises to fund purchases is a slow bleed that doesn't show up in the headline number.