A few weeks ago, $STRC or Saylor were the greatest thing to ever happen to Bitcoin.
Anyone who questioned it was called a hater.
People were defending Saylor like he was their Dad.
Now the narrative has flipped and suddenly everyone is calling it a Ponzi scheme because Strategy has obligations to shareholders and preferred stock holders.
And honestly, did people really think a company accumulating tens of billions of dollars worth of Bitcoin would never have to think about financing, cash flows, or obligations?
I wouldn't sell my Bitcoin either.
But if I needed money, I'd use it.
That's the whole point of financial freedom.
The problem isn't just Strategy's business model. it's also the mindset r3t@rd crypto people have. they don't know how businesses work neither Saylor know how Bitcoin works.
Anyone who questioned it was called a hater.
People were defending Saylor like he was their Dad.
Now the narrative has flipped and suddenly everyone is calling it a Ponzi scheme because Strategy has obligations to shareholders and preferred stock holders.
And honestly, did people really think a company accumulating tens of billions of dollars worth of Bitcoin would never have to think about financing, cash flows, or obligations?
I wouldn't sell my Bitcoin either.
But if I needed money, I'd use it.
That's the whole point of financial freedom.
The problem isn't just Strategy's business model. it's also the mindset r3t@rd crypto people have. they don't know how businesses work neither Saylor know how Bitcoin works.