Michael Saylor Vindicated and Mocks WSJ As BTC Surges Ahead

[MoneRs]

I agree that Bitcoin has faced countless predictions of its downfall, yet it continues to thrive. Michael Saylor has definitely been a key figure in promoting Bitcoin's long-term value. As for the WSJ, it's clear that traditional media outlets are facing challenges as the digital age progresses. Instead of focusing on Bitcoin's supposed demise, they should focus on adapting to the changing landscape. Bitcoin’s resilience shows that, just like any investment, it's about holding through volatility for long-term potential

[Bobcrypto]

And it's the same with Bukele as well from El Salvador, everyone was mocking him and even him have problems with World Bank because of him making Bitcoin a legal tender.

So I guess this will be the norm for those who up front support Bitcoin itself, there will be attacks at all side. Nevertheless, if you are that resilient and just continue to hold and accumulate Bitcoin, you can silence the crowd. Nevertheless, when we hit the bear market again, those anti-Bitcoin will come back after a long hiatus and go full attack mode again on the likes of Bukele and Michael Saylor.

Actually I won't be surprised to see these people who were once critical about Bitcoin coming back during the bear market with their hate speeches. I think there are people out there who are very negative in life no matter how positive the situation of thigs may be even crypto, they will still be many negative comments.
Infacts, we may experience these set of crypto criticism in near future by the same set of people because they never care to search or learn how crypto works;  what they know or think about cryptocurrency is volatility and that bitcoin will crash to zero.

[Gposas]

The WSJ being an antagonist to BTC is quiet for the now seeing that the negative predictions about the DEATH of BTC is obviously the opposite. With BTC waxing strong and reaching magnificent ATH.
No doubt If the WSJ wouldn't probably have some hidden amount of this asset since their predictions has been a lie and they've also seen and witness the growth of BTC even though they openly speak against it.
As of Michael Saylor, he saw the positivity of this asset in a due time and now he is already reaping his profits from investment...
In conclusion no matter how good a project seems to be, there'll always be those who stand on the side of hatred.

[Bobcrypto]

We, the people in crypto, understand that bitcoin will continue to go up but the question is the timing. I think the analysis/prediction that microstrategy could go down because of its heavy investments on btc is not completely out of touch with reality. Remember that it is a business at the end of the day with huge but not unlimited capital. It's a matter of surviving or bleeding out before the next run.

I also think that Michael Saylor knows all these bitcoin drawbacks, talking about the bear market. Obviously, bitcoin will not continue its upward movement forever, though the current bull run may last longer than many expected, but some day bitcoin will enter the bear circle.
Honestly, everything about the crypto market as far as timing is concerned is unpredictable, it has been the most difficult part of the market analysis. In a nutshell, Michael Saylor must have learnt that Bitcoin has it bear periods and he should be prepared for it. This is my opinion.

[bitterguy28]

Honestly, everything about the crypto market as far as timing is concerned is unpredictable, it has been the most difficult part of the market analysis. In a nutshell, Michael Saylor must have learnt that Bitcoin has it bear periods and he should be prepared for it. This is my opinion.

i am sure he is prepared he has teams that probably update him of what is happening everywhere and specifically in bitcoin besides he started buying bitcoin before the prices of bitcoin was going up so i think he has a good idea of what it would be like if bitcoin dropped and i am sure he has studied and he has employed many experts to help him since his company is what is at stake here