So, on May 11, Michael Saylor, ever the master of cryptic posts, decided to share something casually on X (no, not that X, but the platform formerly known as Twitter). The post featured his company’s Bitcoin portfolio dashboard and an oh-so-mysterious phrase: “connect the dots.” As if we needed a hint, right? I mean, come on, it’s like he’s got a secret decoder ring for this stuff. What’s next? A tweet with a winky face and a Bitcoin emoji?
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View Urgent ForecastLet’s be real—this isn’t the first time Saylor has played this little game. He’s been dropping subtle hints for weeks, and each time, like clockwork, the next day, the company swoops in to make another purchase. How do we know? Because of the trusty Saylor Tracker, of course! Currently, Strategy (yep, that’s what they’re calling it now) controls over 555,000 BTC, and just in case you were wondering, that’s worth a cool $58 billion. No big deal, just casually ruling the Bitcoin world.
And don’t think other companies haven’t noticed. Oh no, it’s a race now. Enter Metaplanet, a Japanese company, affectionately dubbed the “Asian MicroStrategy.” They’ve just opened a U.S. arm to make sure they’re in the game too. They’ve got over 5,000 BTC now. That’s adorable, right? But cute doesn’t always win in the Bitcoin race. Still, good for them for trying!
Meanwhile, in the land of the free (aka the U.S.), things are getting a little spicy. Cantor Fitzgerald, the financial giant, is teaming up with Tether (yes, that Tether) to launch a $3 billion initiative. Because why not, right? Who doesn’t want to throw around billions? Then there’s Strive, led by Vivek Ramaswamy, merging with Asset to throw their hat into the Bitcoin ring. It’s like a corporate Bitcoin party, and everyone’s invited—except for, you know, the average person who just wants to buy a coffee with their BTC.
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