Michael Saylor: 'Never Be a Net Seller' Explained

Saylor says, "I'm very famous for saying never sell your Bitcoin. That's why the internet went crazy when we said we might sell it. But if I was being more precise, the real talking point would be never be a net seller of Bitcoin. " That makes sense. I mean, let's be honest. When he's saying never sell your Bitcoin, I in the comments section I would get so many people that would say that when I would talk about taking profits. They're like, "No, no, no, you can't sell it. You know, you just can't sell it cuz it's Bitcoin and you know, it's like an angel coming down from heaven or something. " I'm like, "It's just it's an asset, right? And it's supposed to give you freedom. And if you're, you know, homeless uh because you can't pay the rent and you're sitting there and you're you're you know, crouched together with your ledger keeping you warm at night, what the heck are you doing? These are assets. It's a great store of value. I think it's a long-term store of value specifically. So, at some point maybe you'd want to sell that. And it's okay. And you're going to be all right if you sell some. Take some profits. Nobody ever went broke taking profits. That's just the truth. And that is that. So, I'm glad finally Michael Saylor said it.