Saylor is clearly owned by the state, exactly like the priests were back in the Church days. The priests main purpose was to disseminate state ideology (follow the king, the king is anointed by god himself, blabla) and in return they were given wealth and power. In that same sense, Saylor is owned by the state. He can keep “his” bitcoin but in return he has to do some persuasive work to make Bitcoiners obedient and loyal to the rules (not the self-enforcing voluntarily accepted protocol rules of course) by being an untiring advocate of KYC/AML-compliance, making sure miners are also regulated and kyced, not using coin-joins, in fact not using bitcoin at all but entrusting them to US financial institutions which is insanely absurd. It is really obvious that Saylor’s mission is to help the state capture Bitcoin. And it astounds me how many bitcoiners still fall for this scam and keep simping for this probably most spooky guy we have ever had in this space.
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💯🎯 I wrote a long article about this a while ago 👇
https://yakihonne.com/article/btcyourmind@nostr.com/le9bW9qsw_qJ_td02SkGh
In your opinion what is the purpose of saylor.org?
Time will tell. However, it’s weird how many Bitcoiners have forgotten the peer-to-peer cash part of this whole thing. And that is kind of spooky considering the fact that it’s in the effing headline of the #Bitcoin whitepaper. And Saylor has been muddying the waters about the peer-to-peer cash part.
Church and kings fiercely battled for supremacy over the medieval world. But yeah, you nailed it. Saylor is a sheep masquerading as a wolf.
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Bitcoin doesn't care. MSTR could own 50% of the supply and still wouldn't have any more influence on the network than it currently does.
In the interim, the arbitrage opportunity to accumulate BTC using the fiat capital markets is inevitable. Saylor just pioneered it, but it was bound to happen. Hard money wins. I don't understand why so many bitcoiners get so rattled over this, Saylor is literally building a bridge between BTC and trillions of fiat - that is good for bitcoiners unless you have something against NgU.
Waste of time speculating about the "real objectives" of any bitcoiner whether it is El Salvador, Russia, China, Saylor, Blackrock or grandma. Anyone can mine it, anyone can buy it P2P or KYC. The only way forward is to Stick to your beliefs and your objectives, hold your own keys and your own node. You cant do anything more than that. Bitcoin is for everyone and its enemy.
GM Anyway

