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Volatility is a feature The liquidation myth  MicroStrategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor is not selling Bitcoin (BTC).  When asked if there was a price point where MicroStrategy would be forced to capitulate and sell its holdings, Saylor rejected the premise entirely. “That’s an unfounded concern. The truth is our net leverage ratio is half that of the typical investment-grade company,” Saylor said. “We’ve got 50 years’ worth of dividends in Bitcoin. We’ve got two and a half years’ worth of dividends just in cash on our balance sheet. So we’re not going to be selling; we’re going to be buying Bitcoin. I expect we’ll be buying Bitcoin every quarter forever.” Breaking: Founder of Popular Meme Coin Sentenced to Years Behind Bars U.Today Crypto Digest: Ripple Enters Top 10 Most Valuable Unicorns, XRP in ‘Capitulation’ Phase, Dogecoin (DOGE) Bulls Wiped Out Volatility is a feature The MicroStrategy stock is down significantly over the last year. However, Saylor is seemingly unfazed by the drop. He has explained that the company is designed to act as a leveraged instrument for Bitcoin exposure. He argued that investors must adjust their time horizons to understand the asset class. “The company’s engineered to be amplified Bitcoin,” Saylor explained. “So when Bitcoin goes up, we go up faster. When Bitcoin falls, our volatility is higher. We’ve created an asset that’s got an 80 vol.” You Might Also Like Regarding the underlying asset itself, Saylor has argued that the price swings as a necessary component of its performance. “I think the key to keep in mind is that Bitcoin is digital capital. It’s going to be two to four times as volatile as traditional capital like gold or equity or real estate,” he said. “It’s got two to four times the performance this decade of traditional capital. It’s the…

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