In March 2020, when COVID hit global markets,
$BTC collapsed from nearly $10,000 to under $4,000 in a matter of days. Fear was everywhere. Liquidity vanished. Businesses shut down. Even long-time
$BTC believers started questioning survival.
At that time, Michael Saylor was the CEO of MicroStrategy, a publicly listed company holding hundreds of millions of dollars in cash.
Instead of panicking, Saylor did something different.
👉 He spent months studying
$BTC deeply, its monetary policy, game theory, fixed supply, and long-term implications.
👉 By mid-2020, while confidence was still fragile and BTC traded around $9,000–$11,000, he began accumulating.
What mattered most:
🔥 He didn’t wait for perfect confirmation
🔥 He didn’t try to catch the exact bottom
🔥 He bought during uncertainty, not euphoria
From 2020 to 2022, MicroStrategy continued buying Bitcoin through rallies, crashes, and brutal drawdowns including the 2022 collapse below $16,000, when critics declared the strategy dead.
Saylor didn’t sell.
He repeatedly said that volatility is the price of admission.
Fast forward.
By 2024–2025, Bitcoin reached new all-time highs. MicroStrategy’s patiently accumulated BTC bought during fear and disbelief was suddenly worth tens of billions of dollars. Saylor became one of the most influential and wealthy Bitcoin advocates in the world.
Not because he traded well.
But because he endured volatility longer than most.
🔥 His wealth didn’t come from predicting tops.
🔥 It came from buying when it felt uncomfortable and holding when it felt foolish.
That’s the part most people can’t replicate.
Real success requires patience through years when nothing feels rewarding.
And in moments like the ones we’ve seen recently, it’s worth revisiting Michael Saylor’s story because patience, more than anything else, is what actually made him rich.
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