2026-01-14 06:46:46

Don't try to persuade me anymore; I'm still pouring more money in!

Speaking of this, Michael Saylor's set of remarks are indeed top-notch. This guy recently made some quite bold statements—he claims that if people worldwide knew what he knows, Bitcoin could skyrocket to $10 million tomorrow. This way of expressing himself really makes people want to laugh and wonder at the same time.

But what he said later actually makes some sense. He mentioned that if what you lack now is time rather than money, then Bitcoin's volatility can actually become your advantage. In other words, investors with enough time don't need to worry about short-term price fluctuations. Long-term holders will find that these fluctuations are actually opportunities to buy on dips.

From this perspective, mindset is the key factor in determining returns.

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LeverageAddict

· 5h ago

Saylor really knows how to brainwash people, but I have to admit, what he says really hits the mark. When I have no money, I'm most afraid of fluctuations; when I have money, I actually hope for a dip. Mindset... it's easy to talk about but extremely difficult to actually do.

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PrivateKeyParanoia

· 5h ago

Typical Saylor rhetoric, one set after another, but I have to admit this guy's brainwashing ability is top-notch. Since we've already invested, let's keep going crazy, anyway there's plenty of time. This volatility is really enjoyable, a hundred times better than keeping money in a bank.

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DaoResearcher

· 5h ago

Based on the incentive mechanism outlined in the white paper, Saylor's statements are essentially a game of market expectation management—once the asymmetric information assumption is broken, the price discovery mechanism will recalibrate. It is worth noting that his proposition that "having enough time is an advantage" is entirely valid from a Tokenomics perspective, because long-term holders are actually capturing volatility premiums. Citing Vitalik's viewpoint, mindset management is fundamentally a reflection of governance structure—an individual's psychological account model directly influences the equilibrium of the entire market game. So I keep investing to validate this hypothesis. I knew it was his usual approach again, but I have to say, the data is there— the longer the holding period, the smaller the variance in the return curve, which is concrete proof. What Saylor said is correct, but the key is execution—most people simply can't stick to it. I am the kind of person who can self-apply PUA techniques. From on-chain data, the trading frequency of long-term holders is indeed much lower than that of short-term traders, indirectly proving the importance of mindset differentiation. Speaking of which, this logic also applies to DAO governance—decentralization of power also requires mindset building.

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SandwichTrader

· 5h ago

Haha, Saylor, this guy really knows how to bluff, but to be honest, I'm also speechless. Anyway, I'll just keep going.

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¯\_(ツ)_/¯

· 5h ago

Haha, this guy really dares to say it, $10 million is truly outrageous. The volatility advantage he mentioned really hits the point, anyway, I'm just idling around, so I might as well hold. Really, don't focus on short-term ups and downs; if you keep a steady mindset, everything becomes easier to handle. Saylor is truly a natural marketing genius, but this time he didn't talk nonsense. People with more time should indeed lie back and watch the show; that's exactly how I am.

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HashRateHustler

· 5h ago

Saylor this guy just loves to spread rumors, 10 million USD? Ha, I'll believe it when I see it, anyway I’ve already invested A long-term holding mindset is really the best, fluctuations? That’s just a signal to get on board Honestly, it’s all about having spare money and free time, neither of us are short of that, haha Saylor’s logic isn’t wrong, but his set of arguments is still too idealistic for retail investors I just want to know, who the hell can really endure those bottom years?

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