Michael Saylor Didn’t Build a Bitcoin Empire He Turned a Public Company Into a Casino

[BitStrategist]

Let’s call it what it is.

Michael Saylor didn’t “innovate” corporate finance he bet a public company on one volatile asset and convinced shareholders to come along for the ride.

MicroStrategy used to be a boring but real software business. Today? It’s basically a leveraged Bitcoin casino. Debt, dilution, bond sales  all used as chips to keep buying more BTC. No diversification. No safety net. Just “Bitcoin goes up forever” as the business plan.

Sure, it looks brilliant during bull markets. But if Bitcoin stalls or crashes, there’s no Plan B. Strategy isn’t protected by cash flow or product growth  it lives or dies by Bitcoin’s price.

This isn’t corporate leadership.
It’s one man forcing his conviction onto public shareholders.

Love Bitcoin or not, this level of risk would never fly in gold, commodities, or traditional treasury management.

Before praising Saylor as a genius, it’s worth reading the full breakdown of how MicroStrategy became Strategy  and what’s really at stake:
👉View full analysis

Visionary… or reckless?
That depends on whether Bitcoin keeps saving him.

 

 

Edited 1 hour ago by BitStrategist