MSTR & Commander (In Chief)

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Sorry to report, but 2025 isn’t here just yet. The hands on the clock are stuck for about another week or so…

Picture this: it’s late January 2025, and we have a new Commander in Chief. The world is watching. Markets are tense. The crypto space? Buzzing. And somewhere in the background, Michael Saylor is probably adding another billion dollars in Bitcoin to MicroStrategy’s balance sheet, grinning like a kid in a candy store.

The inauguration isn’t just a changing of the guard. It’s a signal — for policy, markets, and most importantly, for crypto. The stakes are higher than ever. And if you think the decisions made in Washington won’t ripple through the blockchain, think again.

Let’s start with MSTR. Michael Saylor has spent the last few years becoming the de facto general of corporate Bitcoin adoption. His company is now a Bitcoin ETF in disguise, a holding company for the digital gold standard. And guess what? He’s not done.

By 2025, MicroStrategy’s treasury could hit insane levels of Bitcoin accumulation. But here’s the thing: Saylor isn’t just betting on Bitcoin. He’s betting on a world where governments, corporations, and regular people wake up to the fact that fiat is broken.