Bitcoin Decline A ‘20% Discount Sale’, Michael Saylor Says

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A tweet by Michael Saylor, calling Bitcoin a “20% off,” went viral. MicroStrategy co-founder and chairman Saylor has been vocal about Bitcoin. The newest missive occurred during the crypto’s most turbulent price.

At the moment, BTC changes hands at about $60,550 and has thus far failed to close above $61,000. Perhaps this is the cause of mixed feelings among investors.

Saylor’s Message And Its Interpretation

In a post, Saylor tweeted a rather interesting photograph of an old signpost with the words, “For Sale, 1 BTC,” and captioned it, “Bitcoin: 20% off. Sale ends soon.”

As much as the message was in a playful yet far-reaching form, it provides different interpretations. While most readers took it as a straight buying signal, others questioned whether it was actual financial advice.

In any event, Saylor’s intent seems pretty clear: he believes that the current drop represents a great opportunity for investors to accumulate bitcoin before its potential rebound.

Buy The Dip Sentiment

Saylor’s extreme bullish stance and consistent buying in the past have imbibed a big “buy-the-dip” sentiment in the minds of many investors.

In fact, since Saylor and MicroStrategy have taken up massive reserves of Bitcoin over the years, during the market variations, this has been most pertinent.

His apparent bull position on Bitcoin has often resonated with the long-term holders, who consider the asset fundamentally critical for their growth in the near future.

Saylor is likely to further reinforce sentiment among Bitcoin enthusiasts and long-term holders. His declaration of a “sale” could encourage more bidders to enter the market, especially those who have been apprehensive up to this point and got cold feet amid the recent highs.

As he had earlier said, the best time to buy Bitcoin is when prices are low—and now, his latest clarifications reinforce this strategy.

However, the general market is still cautious. Even though Saylor presents a very bullish perspective, the latest in Bitcoin’s performance has set questions begging in some investors’ minds.

The Broader Implications For Bitcoin Investors

This cryptocurrency has run into issues breaking some quite important resistance levels, and the trading environment at the moment is one of indecision. With most traders considering their options, the response to Saylor’s call to action is lukewarm.

With prices at ever-volatile levels, Saylor’s message may be a rallying cry for some, yes; but it shows that the cost of Bitcoin is as potentially risky an investment as any.

Prices in the cryptocurrency market are known to swing up and fall down in trading, and while perspectives of Saylor may encourage accumulation, investors must be aware to that possibility of further declines.

Featured image from Crypto Blog-Busha, chart from TradingView


by Christian Encila via Bitcoinist.com

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