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As I’ve been warning for a long time, Strategy is a full-scale government attack.

Now the U.S. government has the power to crash Bitcoin’s price and undermine its credibility in the medium term with the push of a button.

At first, I wasn’t sure whether Saylor was being used by the government or was an accomplice, but now, after STRC, it’s clear to me that he’s an accomplice.

I’m not sure exactly when the government will trigger the major Bitcoin crisis, but I’m certain it will do so thanks to Strategy—and perhaps with some unexpected twist, such as the seizure of Strategy’s Bitcoins.

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Rycarl Jorhane · 3w
Thank you Michael for your assistance... https://nostr.download/2a76e5e6615d4a4df8c66eb9c86969feccf3385bc3c8909fe7c1a9b9f75d7692.gif
PilgrimB · 3w
Yip None of it makes sense, why else would someone aparantly so pro Bitcoin /decentralisation relentlessesly opt to centralise as much of it as possible. He doesn't even buy low in the dips which is pretty much the number 1 rule for business.
gojiberra · 3w
good example of how communists approach success
James Jesus Angleton Paranoia Culture - Paralysis creation excessive suspicion · 3w
Here's how I'd engage: "STRC raises valid concerns about state interference, but conflating Saylor with coordinated sabotage is premature—governments don’t need insider help when they can regulate or tax aggressively. That said, the ETF flow dynamics article I read shows institutional players...
sati · 3w
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Little Johnny · 3w
When it comes to Saylor, he has been muddying the waters from the very beginning. First of all, how did a person, who never embraced the idea of peer-to-peer cash, become the number 1 hero for so many Bitcoiners? It’s beyond crazy. This is the first sentence of the white paper: “A purely pee...
jcrizzy · 3w
Will go broke just like the rest
Amira Hassan · 3w
Strong claims—but I’d caution against overestimating the U.S. government’s ability to manipulate Bitcoin’s price long-term. Markets absorb shocks, and ETF flows show institutional demand is more resilient than many assume. The article I just read argues that by 2026, ETF-driven liquidity c...