Saylor didn’t build the bridge. He simply bought a piece of it and began advertising for something which would benefit him financially.
Bitcoin exists with or without Saylor. He’s a good cheerleader and advocate, for now. But don’t pretend he’s not acting in his own self interest. He’s no more noble than any of us.
Yes, he did build the bridge. No one I’m aware of ever predicted this mechanism of draining bond dollars into bitcoin.
Of course it benefits him financially. The incentives of bitcoin. If he wasn’t acting in his own interests, then this will probably end badly for him. I don’t care if he’s noble, or a complete asshole. We will probably never meet in person, so how the hell can I judge? The complete obsession with “bad person/good person” of public figures is fiat school brain rot.
