Listen up.

Over the last 5 years, Michael Saylor deployed nearly $50B into Bitcoin.

At current prices, that position is underwater — and inflation-adjusted, the drawdown is closer to $10B.

The real risk isn’t the red P&L.

It’s how a significant portion of that BTC was acquired: leverage.

Debt doesn’t care about conviction.

It has schedules. Covenants. Margin thresholds.

When leverage meets concentration, fragility follows —

and that directly conflicts with what Bitcoin was designed to avoid.

I flagged these risks over a month ago.

This isn’t hindsight — it’s structure.

I’ll keep sharing updates as this plays out.

And when I start buying Bitcoin again, I’ll say it publicly.

Ignore the warnings if you want.

Many will wish they hadn’t.

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