Michael Saylor Releases ‘21 Rules of Bitcoin’: Never Sell Your Bitcoin
On 17 February, Michael Saylor, Founder and Executive Chairman of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), released ‘The 21 Laws of Bitcoin’ on the X platform, including:
Those who understand will buy Bitcoin;
Those who don't understand will criticise Bitcoin;
Everyone will be against Bitcoin before they accept it;
That there is no end to learning about Bitcoin;
That bitcoin is driven by chaos;
Bitcoin is the only game in the casino that we can all win;
That bitcoin is the only thing in the universe that you can actually own;
that everyone will get bitcoins at the price they deserve;
buying bitcoins only with money you can't afford to lose;
That tickets to escape the matrix are priced in bitcoins;
Bitcoin insight is limited to those who need to know;
That all your models will be destroyed;
That the antidote to economic disease is the orange pill;
Being for bitcoin, not against fiat currency;
That bitcoin is available to everyone;
Learning to think in Bitcoin;
you can't change bitcoin, it will change you;
Laser eyes protect you from endless lies;
respect bitcoin or it will make you a clown;
Never sell your bitcoins;
Spreading bitcoin with love.
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