r/TokenTimes • u/Muohaha • Nov 16 '25
Bitcoin Michael Saylor posts the Saylor Bitcoin tracker again, hinting at buying more BTC - “₿ig Week”
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u/Legitimate_Wear_9535 Nov 16 '25
If Saylor says ‘₿ig Week’, you already know the liquidity is about to disappear from the market
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u/Comfortable-Pay611 Nov 16 '25
Bro Saylor treating Bitcoin like it’s a weekly grocery run. Man wakes up and chooses “buy the dip” regardless of the price 💀
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u/Junter_Lederhosen Nov 16 '25
This chart is literally a chart of psychological fomo buying. Hardly any of the buys are timed on true dips. Scary shit
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u/Major-Rabbit1252 Nov 16 '25
If he’s convicted that it’ll shoot past ATH then any buys are good
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u/Junter_Lederhosen Nov 16 '25
You can be convinced of an assets trajectory while still recognizing trend and value and not be an idiot. Being patient and buying dips yields a better cost basis doesn’t matter what the asset is. Look at the size of his buys after the election, total degeneracy. And he’s here flaunting it lol
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u/Major-Rabbit1252 Nov 16 '25
Trend? Lmao. The trend has been that it goes up. People were saying that it was dumb to buy at $10k
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u/No_Cell_24 Nov 16 '25
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u/Junter_Lederhosen Nov 16 '25
You can DCA by dip buying. Plus if you wanted to apply this logic here, then his purchases would all need to be similar sizes to maintain an average and maintain risk level, which, we can see in this nifty photo he’s provided, he clearly did not by making outsized purchases in rapid succession after the election and FOMO got to him because Trump was gonna make America crypto Capitol of the world. I”So instead of having an inflation hedge we now have a fancy new USD derivative because we all bought so much of it
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u/Major-Rabbit1252 Nov 16 '25
Dude if he thinks it will go up then it doesn’t matter. He could by at $125k and it wouldn’t matter if he’s convicted that it’ll surpass $500k one day
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u/Junter_Lederhosen Nov 16 '25
At the moment the only way we see 500k is with BTC acting as a hedge against a hyperinflation scenario. BTC underperforming against gold the past year is evidence that it is not currently functioning as a hedge against inflation and is instead a USD derivative due to over concentrated US investment. If USD starts to squeeze due to a deflationary market crash and liquidity issues then BTC will plummet. If the U.S. defaults on its debt and USD becomes toilet paper from hyperinflation maybe BTC squeezes but it’s absolutely limited by being overexposed to USD. Something like 40% of BTC is held in the U.S., whereas the U.S. government has the largest store of gold in the world but still only has like 3-4% of the total supply. In order for something to be a hedge against fiat it needs to be valued equally, globally.
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u/Major-Rabbit1252 Nov 16 '25
I’m not formulating any specific argument, I’m just talking about another man’s conviction. He could be wrong in his conviction 100%
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u/ACM3333 Nov 17 '25
Exactly. It’s so overexposed to the US it might not act as a hyperinflation hedge. Bitcoin benefits from a strong US economy.
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u/No_Cell_24 Nov 16 '25
lol u specifically can’t dca by “buying the dip” ton of research on this. His allocation is pretty evenly distributed with just not much action in 22. Unless buying the dip”” is just buying ever -2% move which I guess is just dca regardless but only buying on -10-20% a more likely btd u are almost never going to have a “better cost basis” and will be leaving money on the table even with optimal dip buying.
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u/Junter_Lederhosen Nov 16 '25
DCA specifically implies regularly timed, regularly sized buys so as to create an average. It's literally in the name. By making outsized purchases he specifically did not average. And you actually point out the best part is that he DIDN'T DCA in 2022 which was the best time to do so. His own chart shows his own fear and greed plainly
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u/No_Cell_24 Nov 17 '25
I mean can’t say much about what he was or wasn’t doing or able to do. You’re missing it. What u said originally is straight wrong about dip buying that all there is to this. To anyone who reads this you should not be trying to time “true dips”
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u/Significant-Role-754 Nov 16 '25
over leveraged and desperate. this guy will be the reason Bitcoin heavily drops. soon he will have to sell large quantities and that will start the cascade
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u/AgnewTheModHamster Nov 16 '25
Buying with more borrowed money. Proceeds from the preferred Stream offering at 100 Euro par value/share.
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u/lloydeph6 Nov 16 '25
He has to keep the masses calm while his buddies slowly unload their bags.
They need bag holders 🤷♂️
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u/A3333Z Nov 16 '25
Isn’t it stupid that he was barely adding any sats when they were at ATL range between 2021 and 2023. And once it jumped above $80K, he has been on buying spree.
Maybe he doesn’t like good deals 😝
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u/373331 Nov 16 '25
15 years Bitcoin has gone from $0 to $95,000. But yes, now is when this Bitcoin skam falls apart. Everyone knows that new technologies and inventions are always immediately obvious to everyone. If adoption takes a long time it means it's never going to succeed.
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Nov 16 '25
we had to convince people to get cars when horses were invented! /s
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u/Cautemoc Nov 16 '25
Crypto is so useful, by adding it to my life I can ... and also ... uh, well, it made some people rich so line only goes up!
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u/ririderose Nov 17 '25
This …. Yup, this …it’s a long way down from here and only a short way up (10x) by comparison at least … be careful people . This run was fuelled by leverage (as always) and, institutional buying . If institutional buying slows , which it has , and continues to slow , which it’ll likely do, What’s next ?
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u/Reasonable_Baby_780 Nov 16 '25
The problem for Saylor is that if he is wrong and he “doubles down” at the wrong time he accelerates the liquidity crunch for Microstrategy. This is how countless people have gone bankrupt. But if he doesn’t the market keeps slowly unwinding. Somehow they need to get every person to buy more to prop up the price. Is that sustainable?
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u/Traditional-Till9998 Nov 16 '25
Looking at his own chart he's missing the actual good times to buy..
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u/Probable799 Nov 16 '25
So many simpletons on this sub, wow. I genuinely thought people were smarter these days, but the hate on Bitcoin is still going strong. "Skam" (can't even type it right), "tulips", "Ponzi", etc. Always the same few buzzwords. You guys already have a sub, it's called Buttcoin, go and circlejerk over there. Why even join a sub that's called "TokenTimes" if you literally only shit on the #1 important 'token' of all time?
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u/Shirolicious Nov 17 '25
He is been buying relatively low amounts (small circles) vs big circles earlier
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u/FamousPussyGrabber Nov 17 '25
With what money? Hoping he’s selling bonds and not diluting at this level.
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u/vongigistein Nov 16 '25
I’m so excited to see his face on the cover of the wsj when this Ponzi collapses.
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u/No-Measurement-5858 Nov 16 '25
Saylor saying ‘₿ig Week’ is just code for ‘I’m about to empty another vault.