When you're truly committed to your strategy, you put real skin in the game. Michael Saylor's approach shows exactly what that means—personally guaranteeing company solvency with his own assets for four years straight. It's not just talk about vision and execution; it's backing it with everything you have. That kind of personal stake? That's what separates founders who are all-in from those just playing the part. The strategy doesn't just exist on paper—it exists because someone wagered their entire personal wealth to make it real.
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WhaleStalker
· 22h ago
This is true all-in, not just talk. Many people say they believe in Bitcoin, but what about it? Saylor used his personal assets over four years as collateral—this move is incredible.
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PanicSeller69
· 22h ago
Really daring, four years of personal guarantee, now that's called all in. Most founders just talk about stories.
When you're truly committed to your strategy, you put real skin in the game. Michael Saylor's approach shows exactly what that means—personally guaranteeing company solvency with his own assets for four years straight. It's not just talk about vision and execution; it's backing it with everything you have. That kind of personal stake? That's what separates founders who are all-in from those just playing the part. The strategy doesn't just exist on paper—it exists because someone wagered their entire personal wealth to make it real.