Michael Saylor, the mighty strategist, shrugs off the chaos-like a man who just stepped out of a storm, dusting himself off and not bothering to look back. Wall Street whispers about Bitcoin’s bruises, but he laughs, a sardonic grin playing on his face. “Volatility? We are getting less of it,” he claims, as if announcing a miracle. 🧙♂️
Bitcoin-poor little crypto-has tumbled nearly 12% over the week, like a drunken fool falling off a barstool, sinking to $91,616. That’s what CoinMarketCap reports, trimming the glorious gains of 2025, as if the year itself is tired of the game. 📉
Saylor, with the confidence of a man who bought Bitcoin when it was still a toddler, tells us it used to jitter with 80% volatility back in 2020. Now? Calm as a monk-down to 50%, because who needs excitement, anyway?
He boasts that every few years, Bitcoin’s wild tantrum cools down by five points, maturing like fine wine-though, of course, it’s still more temperamental than a honey badger on a caffeine high. “1.5 times the volatility of the S&P 500-because who doesn’t want that kind of thrill?” he jests, with a wink. 😉
Strategy’s NAV dips-oops! The crash strikes again
“Bitcoin is stronger than ever,” he proclaims, confidently ignoring the bloodbath. Strategy owns a staggering 649,870 Bitcoin-worth almost 60 billion dollars, or a small nation’s GDP, depending on your perspective. His numbers are displayed proudly, as if to say, “Look at me, I’m unbothered.”
Yet, the company’s mNAV, that’s the magical multiple, has slipped from a lofty 1.52x to a more modest 1.11x-like a magician losing his hat. The peak? $125,100 on October 5th, now just a memory, like last year’s fashion trend. Strategy’s stock (MSTR) is also nosediving, closing at $206.80, down 11.50% in a tantrum fit of five days. Short selling, anyone? 📉
Saylor’s no fear, just a shrug-and a plan to survive
Saylor, sounding like a guy who’s seen the worst and lived to tell the tale, says he isn’t worried. “Our company can endure an 80 to 90% crash-like an old war veteran who’s been through worse.” He pats his chest confidently, calling his leverage “extremely robust,” as if boasting about his armor in a knight’s duel. 🛡️
But beware-the wise trader Peter Brandt warns that strategy might drown if Bitcoin follows the soybean bubble scenario from the 1970s. So, Saylor’s might be a brave face, or just a high-stakes gamble in clown makeup. Who’s to say? 🤡
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