You Won’t Believe What Saylor Wore When BTC Whiffed $97K (Hint: Tulips Are Involved!)

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Michael Saylor, Bitcoin’s loudest cheerleader and the guy your cousin quotes to get out of buying dinner, has popped up on social media again. As Bitcoin tries to do a triple axel over that $97,000 mark, everyone’s favorite BTC maximalist is back with theatrical flair and opinions — and this time, he’s really leaning into the costume department. 🎭

How bullish is Saylor? Let’s just say if Bitcoin was a movie, he’d be the guy throwing popcorn at anyone who even whispers “stocks”. Today, BTC did a quick leapfrog over $97,200 (ta-da!), only to faceplant back under $97K like a clumsy acrobat at a crypto circus. Right now, it’s trading at $96,898, which to Saylor is probably still “rocket ship emoji” season.

“Tulip season ends. Bitcoin is forever”

Because this wouldn’t be crypto theatre without production value, Saylor posted his latest Broadway-ready AI portrait: he’s Dutch, he’s got a chest of “physical” Bitcoin (as if those actually exist 🔮), and he’s standing in a tulip field that practically screams, “Stop buying flowers, buy my bags!” Elizabethan financial satire, anyone?

The punchline? He’s referencing 17th-century Tulip Mania, when the Dutch briefly lost their collective minds over bulbs. Back then, a single tulip went for more than a waterfront property, but then it all went boom and people got left with wilted dreams. Saylor’s message: tulips droop, Bitcoin HODLs. 🌷🚀

Tulip season ends. Bitcoin is forever.

— Michael Saylor (@saylor) May 2, 2025

Peter Brandt Enters, Wearing a Wizard Hat 🎩

Meanwhile, commodity trading grandmaster and meme-savant Peter Brandt has entered the chat. Instead of dressing up, he drops bold price predictions like old coins from a magic bag. According to Brandt, Bitcoin could lunge for $125,000 – $150,000 this year — just in time to terrify your accountant.

His logic? Apparently, Bitcoin’s doing its best impression of a theme park rollercoaster (the parabolic arc pattern), meaning it could shoot up fast and then send everyone’s stomachs crashing down with a 50% correction after. Brandt even has the charts showing this ride from 2017 and 2021, like a tour guide of financial heartbreak. Next stop: HODL-land.

Mel Brooks would have thrown in an intermission and a song by now

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2025-05-02 17:22