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Adam Livingston critiques concerns over the size of Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings, questioning the idea of imposing limits on how much of an asset private individuals or companies can own in an open market.
He emphasizes the free market principle, suggesting that such restrictions would contradict the philosophy of voluntary participation in cryptocurrency markets. Livingston concludes by highlighting the irony that imposing such controls could be seen as inconsistent with free market values.
Livingston has previously detailed the volatility in Bitcoin markets, noting that a 5.86 percent drop ranked among the 70 worst daily candles since 2020 in a recent report. He also covered ASST's rise from $17 to $793, attributing the surge to $150 million in Bitcoin investments and outlining planned future funding in another analysis. These recent posts add context to ongoing discussions around large-scale holdings and market participation.