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Strategy’s cofounder and executive chairman, Michael Saylor, has taken to his official account on the X social media network (formerly known as Twitter) to publish a tweet, where he made a mysterious reference to the world’s flagship cryptocurrency, Bitcoin.
The community has, as usual, praised him. However, the praise likely came not for the tweet itself but for advocating BTC tirelessly. Also, this time, Saylor has surpassed even himself in touting Bitcoin to the community.
Emphasis on "orange" once again, here's nuance
In today’s tweet, Saylor shared an image generated by AI, in which he is wearing orange sunglasses and sees the world in the orange color typically associated with Bitcoin. One of the things he sees is fire from an atomic explosion taking place right in front of him.
“Only orange,” the tweet states, with Saylor in the image, watching the fire, and with the glasses apparently protecting his eyes.
This tweet aligned with the bellwether cryptocurrency, BTC, soaring above the $113,000 price level earlier today; growth constituted 2.51%. By now, Bitcoin has moved back and is changing hands at $113,000.
Max Keiser likens Saylor and MSTR to Tesla and Elon Musk
In a recent tweet, Bitcoin advocate and BTC advisor to El Salvadorean President Nayib Bukele, Max Keiser, likened Strategy and Michael Saylor to Tesla and Elon Musk.
He called them both geniuses — one a financial engineer, the other a genius in engineering — saying that investors are not just buying their companies’ shares because of what Strategy and Tesla do but mostly because they trust Saylor and Musk to deliver on their promises and goals.
Dan Burgin
Vladislav Sopov
U.Today Editorial Team