$BTC ‌$ETH ‌$BNB ‌#Gate广场AI测评官 Breaking! Did one person crash the Bitcoin market?

Just now, that man spoke again!

Michael Saylor—you know, the guy who uses his company as a Bitcoin wallet—dropped a bombshell today that literally blew my mind:

"We can buy more Bitcoin than sellers can sell."

Let that sink in.

This isn't showing off wealth; this is a declaration: there's barely enough supply on the market to fill his teeth!

Here's the data:

How much does he currently hold? 710,000 Bitcoin! And he's still buying more!

What does 710,000 even mean?

Since Bitcoin started being mined until now, only 19.6 million have ever been mined. One company, MicroStrategy, controls nearly 3.6% of all Bitcoin!

The Bitcoin available for trading on exchanges? Just over 2 million. He's already grabbed close to one-third of it!

Saylor is a true time management master.

Days spent selling software, nights spent buying Bitcoin, weekends spent shilling on Twitter. And he's been at this for four years.

Over those four years, Bitcoin has crashed, collapsed, been called a "scam"—but him? Every single time, his response was two words: buy more!

Looking back now, his average cost was around $30,000. What's the price now? Hovering around $60,000.

Unrealized losses? Doesn't exist. He's already made a fortune on this.

But here's the craziest part:

Behind this statement lies a sinister logic—

If even someone of Saylor's scale is saying "there's no Bitcoin to buy," what happens when the Fed actually starts cutting rates, the dollar starts being printed, and institutional capital floods in? How many Bitcoin will be left for retail investors?

This isn't shilling; this is front-running the market.

On the Fed's end, inflation's holding at 2.4%, oil's hanging at $90, and rate cuts are just a matter of time.

Once that liquidity flows, where do you think Bitcoin—this "inflation-proof hard currency"—will go?

Saylor's already positioned himself.

What about you?

Tell me in the comments: do you think Saylor is a visionary or the biggest gambler this cycle?