Saylor's buying strategy looks insane through a trader's lens—selling low, buying high, zero regard for timing.
But here's the actual play: He buys when sellers panic. He sells equity when buyers show up. Pure liquidity arbitrage.
The thesis? $BTC goes up forever. So timing doesn't matter. Capital efficiency does. Financial engineering does.
If you believe in the infinity bid, you optimize around liquidity windows—not price action. That's the difference between trading and building a treasury.
But here's the actual play: He buys when sellers panic. He sells equity when buyers show up. Pure liquidity arbitrage.
The thesis? $BTC goes up forever. So timing doesn't matter. Capital efficiency does. Financial engineering does.
If you believe in the infinity bid, you optimize around liquidity windows—not price action. That's the difference between trading and building a treasury.