Mar 25, 2026 1:25 PM
Despite common belief, Michael Saylor's aggressive Bitcoin accumulation isn't pure conviction; it's actively pushing Bitcoin toward centralization and enabling its manipulation by the "financial-industrial complex," directly contradicting its decentralized ethos. This strategy benefits those who manipulate its price today. Is Saylor's approach a necessary evolution or a dangerous betrayal of Bitcoin's foundational principles?
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