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Michael Saylor, vocal Bitcoin evangelist and MicroStrategy executive manager, has ignited the BTC community with his latest Bitcoin-themed tweet.
Michael Saylor published his Bitcoin motivating tweet, hinting that Bitcoin will be widely spread in the world in the future and it is a good idea to buy it now before it is too late.
“Buy the future,” he tweeted, where the “B” in the “buy” bears double strokes which makes it look like a Bitcoin mascot. The tweet also contains an AI-generated image of Saylor captured standing near a window behind which the New York City can be distinguished in the background with the Empire State building which, per Saylor, represents the future.
"Everyone will want your Bitcoin," Saylor claims
A day earlier, Michael Saylor issued an enigmatic prophecy to the community via his X account, stating: “Everyone will want your Bitcoin.” The world’s largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization size was designed with a supply strictly limited to 21 million coins.
Gamza KhanzadaevBy now, more than 19 million Bitcoins have already been mined, extracted from the cyber space. Meanwhile, spot Bitcoin ETFs (BlackRock and Fidelity being the leaders here), companies and financial institutions have been accumulating BTC actively over the past year. Besides, in 2024, the fourth Bitcoin halving took place, reducing block rewards from 6.25 BTC to 1.125 BTC, meaning that now there is less BTC inflowing the market.
The last Satoshi (Bitcoin particle) was set to be unlocked and mined in the year 2140, according to the algorithm designed by Satoshi Nakamoto.
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