💼 In the ever-colorful world of crypto, few personalities shine as brightly—or as boldly—as Michael Saylor. The co-founder and Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy has long been known for his unapologetically bullish stance on Bitcoin. Now, he’s taking that passion from the boardroom to the wardrobe.
MicroStrategy has launched a new merch line featuring bright orange Bitcoin-themed neckties priced at a cool $80 each. Yes, $80—for a tie. While that might not scream “bear market discount,” it’s classic Saylor: premium price, maximum symbolism.
The tie, splashed in Bitcoin orange and emblazoned with the iconic ₿ symbol, is already raising eyebrows and turning heads online. Some call it a flex. Others call it a meme in the making. But most in the crypto community are asking the real question: Are the proceeds going straight into buying more BTC?
Given Saylor’s history, that wouldn’t be too far-fetched. MicroStrategy now holds over 200,000 BTC, and Saylor himself has turned the company into a kind of proxy Bitcoin ETF before any ETF even existed. If orange ties fund the next sat stack, it would be the most on-brand move possible.
In the end, the message is clear: For Michael Saylor, Bitcoin isn’t just a strategy—it’s a lifestyle. And now, apparently, a fashion statement too.
In the ever-colorful world of crypto, few personalities shine as brightly—or as boldly—as Michael Saylor. The co-founder and Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy has long been known for his unapologetically bullish stance on Bitcoin. Now, he’s taking that passion from the boardroom to the wardrobe.
MicroStrategy has launched a new merch line featuring bright orange Bitcoin-themed neckties priced at a cool $80 each. Yes, $80—for a tie. While that might not scream “bear market discount,” it’s classic Saylor: premium price, maximum symbolism.
The tie, splashed in Bitcoin orange and emblazoned with the iconic ₿ symbol, is already raising eyebrows and turning heads online. Some call it a flex. Others call it a meme in the making. But most in the crypto community are asking the real question: Are the proceeds going straight into buying more BTC?
Given Saylor’s history, that wouldn’t be too far-fetched. MicroStrategy now holds over 200,000 BTC, and Saylor himself has turned the company into a kind of proxy Bitcoin ETF before any ETF even existed. If orange ties fund the next sat stack, it would be the most on-brand move possible.
In the end, the message is clear: For Michael Saylor, Bitcoin isn’t just a strategy—it’s a lifestyle. And now, apparently, a fashion statement too.
