# Saylor İlgili Makaleler

HTX Haber Merkezi, kripto endüstrisindeki piyasa trendleri, proje güncellemeleri, teknoloji gelişmeleri ve düzenleyici politikaları kapsayan "Saylor" hakkında en son makaleleri ve derinlemesine analizleri sunmaktadır.

Saylor Unveils Global Push To Make Bitcoin Quantum-Ready

Michael Saylor, during MicroStrategy's Q4 2025 earnings call, announced a global initiative to prepare Bitcoin for the future threat of quantum computing. While acknowledging the seriousness of the quantum risk, which he estimates is at least a decade away, Saylor warned against panic and rushed protocol changes that could introduce new vulnerabilities. Instead of advocating for a specific technical solution or timeline, MicroStrategy will launch a "Bitcoin security program" to coordinate with global cybersecurity and crypto communities. The goal is to build consensus and develop solutions responsibly when the time is right. The company also reported holding 713,502 BTC after purchasing an additional 32,470 BTC in Q4 and establishing a $2.25 billion cash reserve.

bitcoinist13 saat önce

Saylor Unveils Global Push To Make Bitcoin Quantum-Ready

bitcoinist13 saat önce

Making the Forbes Cover: Why Has It Become a Curse for Crypto Titans?

The article explores the so-called "Forbes Cover Curse" in the cryptocurrency industry, where major figures featured on the magazine’s often coincide with market peaks followed by sharp downturns. It highlights three key examples: - Binance’s CZ appeared in February 2018 when Bitcoin was around $7,600. Soon after, BTC fell 58%. - FTX’s SBF was featured in October 2021 near Bitcoin’s then-all-time high. Thirteen months later, FTX collapsed and SBF was sentenced to prison. - MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor graced the cover in January 2025 with BTC above $104,000. Within a year, the price dropped 40%, and his company faced billions in unrealized losses. The piece references the “magazine cover indicator” — a classic Wall Street concept suggesting that when a trend makes it to the cover of a major publication, it’s often near its end. The author argues that Forbes covers are not the cause of the decline but a symptom of market euphoria and overexposure. A notable exception was Justin Sun’s feature in March 2025, after which Bitcoin continued to rally. However, the frequency of crypto-related covers itself was seen as a signal of overheating optimism. The conclusion urges caution: when mainstream media celebrates crypto success and public excitement peaks, it may be time to consider reducing exposure — because “bull markets end on magazine covers.”

比推14 saat önce

Making the Forbes Cover: Why Has It Become a Curse for Crypto Titans?

比推14 saat önce

Forbes Editorial: The Most Accurate Short Signal in the Crypto World?

Forbes magazine covers have become an infamous bearish signal in the crypto world, often marking the peak of market cycles just before major crashes. The article highlights three key examples: 1. **CZ (2018)**: Featured on the cover during Bitcoin's downturn from its late-2017 high. Bitcoin fell 58% after the issue. 2. **SBF (2021)**: Called "crypto's most powerful man" before FTX collapsed 13 months later, wiping out billions. 3. **Michael Saylor (2025)**: Dubbed "The Bitcoin Alchemist" near Bitcoin's $104K peak. A year later, Bitcoin dropped 40%, and his company faced $6.5B in unrealized losses. The "magazine cover indicator" suggests mainstream media attention often coincides with market euphoria and impending reversals. While Sun Yuchen’s March 2025 cover briefly defied the trend (as Bitcoin continued rising), multiple crypto covers in quick succession were themselves a signal of overheated sentiment. The conclusion: bull markets don’t end in panic—they end on magazine covers. When a trend becomes too popular and even non-traders are talking about it, it may be time to reconsider positions.

marsbit18 saat önce

Forbes Editorial: The Most Accurate Short Signal in the Crypto World?

marsbit18 saat önce

From 'Hardcore' to 'Weak': Who is the Real Hardliner When Bitcoin Falls?

An article titled "From 'Solid' to 'Weak': Who is the Real Hardliner When Bitcoin Falls?" analyzes the behavior of prominent crypto figures and institutions during a sharp Bitcoin price decline in February 2026, when BTC dropped from its $120,000 high to briefly under $60,000. The piece rates key players based on their public statements and on-chain actions during the crash. Michael Saylor and his company MicroStrategy are hailed as the "true hardliner" for their "suicidal" buying spree, purchasing billions of dollars worth of BTC at prices between $87,974 and $91,519, despite now holding at a loss. Their rating: "Solid (walking the talk, the one true god)." Binance is praised for its "top-tier" action of converting $1 billion of its SAFU fund into Bitcoin. Veteran trader Peter Brandt is also rated "top-tier" as an "honest bear" for consistently warning of a 50% correction since the market peak and sticking to his technical analysis. Author Robert Kiyosaki is rated "theoretical" for his constant anti-fiat rhetoric but slow action, waiting for extreme prices to buy. Model-based analysts PlanB and Benjamin Cowen are heavily criticized and rated "NPC (for entertainment only)" for their failed predictions and major shifts in narrative. Former "pump king" Arthur Hayes is rated the worst ("Weak") for going silent on Bitcoin after his lofty price predictions, instead discussing macroeconomics without stating his position. The conclusion states that only two types of people are worth following: "madmen" like Saylor who buy relentlessly with public proof, and disciplined traders like Brandt. All other predictions and analyses are deemed mere noise. The final question posed to readers is whom they trust: the influencers who changed their tune or the verifiable on-chain buyers.

marsbit18 saat önce

From 'Hardcore' to 'Weak': Who is the Real Hardliner When Bitcoin Falls?

marsbit18 saat önce

Strategy's 'Death Spiral': Bitcoin Falls Below Cost Line, Hundred-Billion Leverage Empire Faces Liquidation

Amid Bitcoin's sharp decline below the critical $63,000 support level, MicroStrategy (MSTR) faces severe financial strain. The company reported a Q4 net loss of $12.4 billion, driven by a $17.4 billion unrealized loss from its Bitcoin holdings, now valued at $46 billion with an average cost of $76,052 per Bitcoin—marking the first time its holdings have fallen below cost basis. CEO Michael Saylor acknowledged that selling Bitcoin is an option, despite publicly advocating "HODL." The firm’s highly leveraged strategy, funded through convertible debt, is under pressure as its stock price has dropped nearly 80% from its 2024 peak. With $8.2 billion in convertible debt maturing between 2027–2028, concerns over liquidity and potential default are rising. If Bitcoin falls 90%, Saylor admitted the company may need debt restructuring. While Saylor remains optimistic about regulatory support and dismisses quantum computing risks, critics like Michael Burry warn of a potential "death spiral" for leveraged Bitcoin holders. The company expects no profits in the near future.

marsbitDün 02:54

Strategy's 'Death Spiral': Bitcoin Falls Below Cost Line, Hundred-Billion Leverage Empire Faces Liquidation

marsbitDün 02:54

Michael Saylor Under Fire After Claiming Bitcoin Will Surge To $10M Tomorrow If ‘People Agreed With Him’

Michael Saylor, executive chairman of MicroStrategy, faces criticism after claiming Bitcoin could surge to $10 million "tomorrow" if people agreed with his views. His comments, made in a recent video, sparked online backlash as his company's massive Bitcoin holdings have slid into over $3.7 billion in unrealized losses amid the cryptocurrency's price decline. MicroStrategy recently purchased an additional 855 Bitcoins, bringing its total holdings to 713,502 coins acquired at an average cost of $76,052 each. The company's stock has also fallen significantly from its peak. Questions arise over whether Saylor or MicroStrategy might be forced to sell Bitcoin, though the company maintains it would only consider selling if its net asset value fell below 1x, which it currently remains above at 1.14.

ccn.comDün 12:08

Michael Saylor Under Fire After Claiming Bitcoin Will Surge To $10M Tomorrow If ‘People Agreed With Him’

ccn.comDün 12:08

Is Michael Saylor Behind Bitcoin Price Decline? Critics Blame Slowing Strategy Purchases As Saylor Refuses To Back Down

Michael Saylor, CEO of MicroStrategy, has reiterated his refusal to sell Bitcoin despite the company's massive holdings falling below their average purchase price of approximately $76,037. This has drawn criticism from market commentators who argue the firm's ability to support Bitcoin's price is waning. Critics like Peter Schiff claim MicroStrategy's aggressive, debt-fueled buying was a key driver of Bitcoin's previous surge and that its reduced purchasing power is now contributing to the decline. Saylor remains defiant, posting his "Rules of Bitcoin: 1. Buy Bitcoin. 2. Don’t Sell the Bitcoin." He has previously stated that corporate investment is essential for Bitcoin to scale into a multi-trillion-dollar asset class and has predicted the cryptocurrency could reach $1 million if his company acquires a larger share of the network.

ccn.com2 gün önce 13:43

Is Michael Saylor Behind Bitcoin Price Decline? Critics Blame Slowing Strategy Purchases As Saylor Refuses To Back Down

ccn.com2 gün önce 13:43

GameStop Exits and Runs Away, Saylor Is Still Buying

Ryan Cohen, CEO of GameStop, announced the company is divesting its entire Bitcoin holdings of approximately 4,710 BTC (worth around $450 million), transferring them to Coinbase Prime, signaling an intent to sell. This move comes less than a year after GameStop initially invested $513 million in Bitcoin, which represented only about 10.4% of its cash reserves at the time—characterized more as a speculative trial rather than a core strategic commitment. In contrast, Michael Saylor and MicroStrategy continue to aggressively accumulate Bitcoin, even during market downturns, demonstrating a deeply held conviction in the asset. While MicroStrategy’s approach has been all-in, leveraging debt to buy more Bitcoin during dips, GameStop’s exit reflects a lack of long-term belief in Bitcoin as a treasury asset. The divergence highlights a broader trend: the initial “corporate Bitcoin treasury” strategy—where companies buy Bitcoin to potentially boost stock performance—is losing steam as the market corrects. Analysts suggest the space may consolidate, evolve into more sophisticated financial strategies, or see Bitcoin downgraded to a high-risk alternative asset rather than a revolutionary balance sheet choice. GameStop is now pivoting toward becoming a diversified investment holding company, with ambitions to grow into a $100 billion+ enterprise, possibly through acquisitions. The episode underscores a divide between short-term speculators and long-term believers like Saylor, who continues to buy despite volatility. The market will ultimately judge which strategy prevails.

比推2 gün önce 13:15

GameStop Exits and Runs Away, Saylor Is Still Buying

比推2 gün önce 13:15

GameStop Exits, Saylor Still Buying

GameStop, led by CEO Ryan Cohen, has reportedly moved its entire Bitcoin holdings of approximately 4,710 BTC (worth around $450 million) to Coinbase Prime, signaling an intent to sell. This decision comes less than a year after the company initially invested $513 million in Bitcoin, averaging a cost of about $108,917 per coin. Cohen publicly stated that he now sees a more attractive strategy than Bitcoin, focusing on transforming GameStop into an investment holding platform akin to Berkshire Hathaway. This move contrasts sharply with the approach of Michael Saylor and MicroStrategy, who have continued to aggressively accumulate Bitcoin despite market downturns. While GameStop’s investment represented only about 10.4% of its cash reserves, MicroStrategy has heavily leveraged its balance sheet to buy Bitcoin, reflecting a deeper conviction in the asset. The divergence highlights a broader trend: corporate Bitcoin treasury strategies, which thrived during bull markets, are now under pressure as prices fall. Some companies may exit entirely, while others, like MicroStrategy, double down. The market is likely to see consolidation, evolution in financial strategies around Bitcoin, and a potential downgrade in Bitcoin’s narrative from a revolutionary asset to a high-volatility alternative. GameStop’s exit may become a footnote in the larger story of corporate Bitcoin adoption, underscoring the difference between short-term speculation and long-term belief.

marsbit2 gün önce 07:42

GameStop Exits, Saylor Still Buying

marsbit2 gün önce 07:42

Epstein files unseal Michael Saylor’s $25K bid for elite access: Details

Newly unsealed court documents reveal that MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor paid $25,000 for access to elite events through Jeffrey Epstein's network. A 2010 email from Peggy Siegal described Saylor as socially awkward and "a complete creep." The files also detail Epstein's deeper ties to the crypto industry, including a 2014 oversubscribed seed investment in Blockstream co-founder Austin Hill's venture, where Epstein's allocation was increased from $50,000 to $500,000. The documents further show Epstein referencing the "founders of Bitcoin" and connecting with former Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh. The revelations highlight how money facilitated access to powerful circles and the extent of Epstein's network within tech and finance.

ambcrypto02/03 11:48

Epstein files unseal Michael Saylor’s $25K bid for elite access: Details

ambcrypto02/03 11:48

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