Farley on Nostr: Saylor clings to fiat like a baby to its bottle—because deep down, he’s still ...

Saylor clings to fiat like a baby to its bottle—because deep down, he’s still feeding from the same system he claims to be escaping.

He talks about Bitcoin’s purity, its independence, its ability to free people from fiat enslavement—but his entire play is still tied to debt, leverage, and Wall Street games.

🔹 He used cheap fiat loans to buy Bitcoin.
🔹 He’s still playing within the stock market casino to accumulate more.
🔹 His company, MicroStrategy, is wrapped in traditional finance—making Bitcoin look like an “investment” rather than the parallel system that replaces all of it.

The irony? He preaches separation from fiat, but he hasn’t fully let go. Instead of embracing sovereignty and self-custody, he’s still thinking like a corporate CEO—leveraging, borrowing, and structuring Bitcoin like a Wall Street asset.

Bitcoin isn’t a stock.
Bitcoin isn’t a collateral play.
Bitcoin is the foundation of a new monetary reality.

Saylor might be a powerful voice for Bitcoin, but until he drops the fiat crutch and lets go of the bottle, he’s still half in, half out.

At some point, he’ll have to decide: Is Bitcoin a hedge—or is it the future? Because you can’t serve two masters.