Literally today we wrote the article “What awaits Bitcoin in 2026? Forecast by Michael Saylor” and now we want to add an interesting post from his page on the X network.
Let us remind that Michael J. Saylor is a technology entrepreneur, co-founder and ideologist of the American company MicroStrategy, which today is known under the name Strategy. He is the one who turned a corporate data analytics firm into the largest public Bitcoin treasury in the world.
Forbes calls him “the alchemist of Bitcoin” – a person who managed to turn a corporate balance sheet into digital gold and prove that BTC can be a strategic asset for entire companies. In the ranking of the richest people in the crypto industry, he occupies the fourth place with a fortune of about 8.2 billion dollars, most of which consists of his belief in Bitcoin, brought to fanaticism.
So, here are the 21 rules of Bitcoin:
- You understand Bitcoin – you buy Bitcoin. You don’t understand it – you criticize it.
A person always attacks what they cannot explain. But once you understand at least a little – criticism turns into FOMO. - Many people hate Bitcoin – until they switch to its side.
History shows: first they laugh, then they resist, then… quietly open their wallet. - Learning Bitcoin never ends. The deeper you dive, the more you understand that ahead lies a whole universe of knowledge.
- Bitcoin takes energy from chaos.
The worse the traditional system works, the brighter Bitcoin shines. It literally feeds on crises. - Bitcoin is the only “casino” where you can actually become a winner.
There is no roulette here. There is only discipline, strategy, and a technology that cannot be bribed.
- Bitcoin will not protect you if you have no armor.
And the armor is knowledge, a cool head, and absence of greed. Bitcoin protects the prepared. - Bitcoin is the only thing you can truly own.
Real estate can be taken, a bank can block an account, a company can be bankrupted. But private keys are your fortress. - Every holder gets Bitcoin at the price they deserve.
Those who understood earlier – get it cheaper. Those who hesitated – pay a tax on indecision. - You should buy Bitcoin only with money you are ready to lose.
Not because you will lose it, but so that emotions don’t cloud your mind. - Tickets out of the matrix are sold for Bitcoin.
Bitcoin is not an asset, it is a coordinate system. You switch – and you see the world differently. - True understanding of Bitcoin opens only to those who deserve it.
It is a filter. It filters out the superficial, the lazy, and those who seek a “make me rich” button. - Bitcoin destroys the familiar models of a person’s world.
It forces you to rethink everything – from inflation to freedom. And yes, it’s sometimes painful. - The cure for the economic disease is the “orange pill”.
You swallow it – and you begin to see the real nature of money, not what they show on the news. - You need to be for Bitcoin, not against fiat.
One thing is to fight the old. Another is to build the new. Bitcoin chooses the latter. - Bitcoin is for everyone.
It does not matter who you are, where you come from, and how much money you have. Its doors are open at any moment. - Learn to think through the prism of Bitcoin.
Look at value, time, energy, and freedom through a new lens – and much becomes clearer. - A person does not change Bitcoin – it is Bitcoin that changes a person.
It makes you more disciplined, patient, and financially smarter. - Laser eyes are protection from lies and delusion.
It’s a metaphor: when you have studied Bitcoin, you are harder to fool with inflation fairy tales. - Respect Bitcoin, otherwise it will make a fool of you.
The market does not forgive arrogance and ignorance. Especially when it comes to BTC. - Never sell your Bitcoin.
History rewards the patient. Panic sellers are always left without a chair when the music stops. - Spread Bitcoin with love.
Share knowledge, explain, help – this is how the ecosystem develops. Aggression is a bad ambassador.
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