Bitcoin Bull MicroStrategy’s Saylor Offers Free “Bitcoin Crash Course”

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The former CEO of Microstrategy, a Bitcoin bull firm, has offered a free crash course to educate people about Bitcoin and related criminal activities.

Michael Saylor, founder and former CEO of Microstrategy, has been a key player in the company’s Bitcoin acquisition strategy since 2020. Microstrategy began purchasing Bitcoin to add to its balance sheet, and in 2022, Saylor stepped down as CEO to focus full-time on the company’s Bitcoin-related projects. Currently, Saylor serves as Executive Chairman, continuing his commitment to Bitcoin.

On October 14, 2024, Saylor shared a link to a free Bitcoin education course created by his team. Through this link, Saylor invited the public to join the course, which covers not only Bitcoin investment basics but also highlights potential criminal and scam activities that people should be aware of.

Saylor emphasised that the course will provide insight into both Bitcoin investments and answer multiple questions about Microstrategy’s Bitcoin business model, as well as more information about this Nasdaq-listed business intelligence firm.

An in-depth analysis of the offered Bitcoin crash course shows it consists of two sections: the first is a transcript of Saylor discussing Bitcoin with Microstrategy’s Managing Director and Senior Analyst, Gautam Chhugani. The second section includes a series of slides with infographics and summaries about Bitcoin, its performance over the past 14 years, and comparisons to other conventional assets in the market.

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