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Michael Saylor, Bitcoin enthusiast and cofounder of MicroStrategy, recently shared a 2-minute, 25-second animated video clip on X titled Take Me to the Moon. #Bitcoin, offering insight into his approach to digital assets.

Has Saylor released a Bitcoin anthem?

This video features a band called the Maxis, who perform an adapted version of Frank Sinatra’s Fly Me to the Moon. The song celebrates Bitcoin's decentralized nature, portraying it as a bank in cyberspace, and emphasizes that no central bank can devalue Bitcoin.

The Maxis sing about Bitcoin being “the only asset I dream of; I want more,” a nod to Saylor's aggressive accumulation strategy for the cryptocurrency. Recent data shows that MicroStrategy, under Saylor’s leadership, holds 252,220 BTC, ranking sixth in global Bitcoin ownership.

They also encourage investors to “HODL strong and HODL well,” supporting Saylor’s belief in continuous Bitcoin purchases, regardless of market fluctuations. The anthem echoes the message of “Never sell,” affirming Saylor’s conviction that Bitcoin will always rise.

Bitcoin's resilience back on track

Saylor consistently advocates for Bitcoin as a store of value, likening it to digital gold. He asserts that Bitcoin prices will surge in the future, making it a wise investment choice.

Even during the German government's significant Bitcoin sell-off, Saylor's bullish view did not falter. He addressed the German community on X, saying, “Du verkaufst deine Bitcoin nicht” (meaning “Do not sell your Bitcoin”).

Bitcoin has since rebounded and is currently trading at $65,075.64, showing a 1.61% increase over the past 24 hours.

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