This Is What Happens When You Have Tesla Buying Bitcoin
A meeting between Michael Saylor and Elon Musk translated into an event that will change history
The perfect bloody storm has just begun- Tesla buying Bitcoin.
A couple of weeks ago, Michael Saylor, the CEO of Microstrategy, came publicly announcing he bought 1.3 billion dollars of Bitcoin. On Tweeter, everybody went crazy. Including Elon Musk.
Saylor tweeted that he could explain to Elon, from rocket scientist to rocket scientist, how and why he had chosen to buy Bitcoin over treasury bonds.
Michael Saylor believes the dollar is losing its purchasing power, at a 15% annual rate. And he also believes Bitcoin is the most safe-haven asset in the market because it’s easy to “transport,” it’s finite, and dematerialized.
Elon Musk understood the message. He possibly got in touch with the best advisers, and today he started another one of the many risky epic journeys.
Some conversations have the power to change the world.
And Michael Saylor is very clear about how he thinks about Bitcoin. You may disagree with his argument. But it’s valid, and it makes sense, by the dematerialization phenomena that happened with companies like Apple, Amazon, Facebook, or Alphabet.
Bitcoin: A Free Market Flag or a Suffisticated Marketing Brand
This theme is perfect for haters and lovers.
I write about disruptive innovation, and Bitcoin is one of my favorite subjects. It’s a massive disruptive theme. Full of complex theories. Yet, entirely new for people who usually don’t read about these themes.
And as Bitcoin is an asset and competes with gold, silver, investment funds, and other financial tools, it’s perfectly normal to provoke enthusiastic reactions.
Comments I have received are cordial, but behind the respectful justifications, there is a deep belief that Bitcoin is a Ponzi scheme, a bubble, and other more complex theories.
I respect and carefully read all messages. Some have essential information for me to reinforce my belief in Bitcoin.
That’s why I have a 10% position in my portfolio in this cryptocurrency. I believe that the future of money will go through the digital format, as most of the world’s economy.
I don’t passionately see this. I analyze Bitcoin with some common sense.
In a time of total technological disruption, with platforms such as Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, DNA Sequencing, Battery Storage, and Cryptocurrencies, the idea of a digital reserve that resembles gold does not seem unreasonable.
Final Thoughts
I write about Tesla and Bitcoin because I believe they are suitable investments. But I’m not trying to convince anyone to buy it. I think that my audience deserves the best info I can share.
And as I read tons of content about this subject, why shouldn’t I share it with those who respect my words.
My readers don’t have to share my opinion. I love to read other writers. And some of them hate Bitcoin. Others understand it’s a good technology but aren’t interested in buying it. And that’s fine.
If you’re against my opinion, your not my enemy. You have a different view, period. I can buy you a beer anytime.
You can buy gold, silver, or stay in dollars. You are responsible for your money because your money is your time. You spend your precious time earning money. It’s yours and nobody else’s.
The beautiful thing is that we live in a free market. And freedom is the most valuable asset of all.
The most important thing to focus on is using our time and freedom the best way we can.
Time management and freedom are the best assets for your perfect portfolio.
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