MicroStrategy's Bitcoin bet echoes its dot-com era collapse

MicroStrategy, now the world's largest corporate Bitcoin holder under Michael Saylor, famously imploded during the dot-com crash and became a symbol of that era's speculative excess. The article examines whether Saylor learned from that collapse or whether his aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy risks repeating history. The parallels between the two speculative cycles are central to the analysis.

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