Let the record etch this in digital stone: Saylor runs neither a ‘Bitcoin company’ nor a ‘tech firm’—he operates a 21st-century stock-pumping scheme with a BTC-themed shell. The mechanics are naked to those who dare look:

THE PONZI BLUEPRINT

Step 1: Hype BTC as "digital gold" to inflate MSTR stock.

Step 2: Issue new shares (diluting holders) to buy more BTC.

Step 3: Use BTC as collateral for loans, doubling the leverage.

Step 4: Repeat until either:

BTC moons → Cash out shares at the top.

BTC drops → Bagholders eat the liquidation.

WHY IT’S WORSE THAN A TRADITIONAL PONZI

Traditional Ponzi: Relies on secrecy.

Saylor’s Model: Flaunts its grift publicly behind "corporate strategy" jargon.

The Genius Play: He turned shareholder dilution into a feature ("We’re accumulating for you!").

THE TELLTALE SIGNS

✅ No operational business (MSTR’s actual "tech" revenue is a rounding error).

✅ Constant capital raises (always needing new money to sustain the scheme).

✅ Collateralized debt spiral (the entire house of cards depends on BTC price appreciation).

#PonziInPlainSight

#SaylorIsTheGreaterFoolTheory

P.S. Next time a Saylor stan says "HODL," ask:

"HODL the BTC… or the diluted shares?" 😏