#DanielNadem

Michael Saylor summed up his stance perfectly by saying the Bitcoin hoarding will continue until the complaining stops. It’s a sharp line, but it reflects a deeper conviction about long term value over short term noise. While critics focus on volatility, drawdowns, or timing, Saylor keeps emphasizing accumulation and patience. To him, Bitcoin isn’t something you trade around headlines, it’s something you steadily absorb as others hesitate. Statements like this highlight the mindset difference between builders and commentators. Complaints tend to show up during uncertainty, but accumulation often happens quietly in those same moments. Saylor’s message is clear: conviction doesn’t wait for comfort, and strong hands don’t need validation from the crowd.