Bitcoin

I feel like Michael Saylor needs to chill out for a minute. Everyone knows his cost basis (~66k) so the price at which he becomes a forced seller can't be too far below that right? So if I was a big hedge fund and I wanted to buy a bunch of BTC for dirt cheap, couldn't me and my buddies try to drive the market down until Saylor gets liquidated and then buy his coins on the cheap during the huge move down that would create? Or would it take too much capital to pull off a crazy move like that?

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they're already trying to trigger the various clauses on the mstr warrants. 

the thing is, collusion is strictly illegal. all the DoJ need do is find and prove said collusion and start throwing the hedgies in prison. in fact, they could still do this to the HFs that routed Gamestop.