This is familiar to me, perhaps because, compared to Saylor's strategy, it's a DCA strategy. He doesn't look at the price when making a purchase, and he also purchases Bitcoin periodically. These characteristics clearly indicate he's using a DCA strategy. Furthermore, I'm currently investing in Bitcoin and employ a DCA strategy in my Bitcoin investments. And it's proven that the DCA technique is very effective. Essentially, we don't need to worry or analyze when making a purchase. We're essentially buying Bitcoin at the average price. However, this strategy is only suitable for long-term investors. If used by medium- or short-term investors, I believe the results will be less than satisfactory. Saylor is also a long-term Bitcoin investor, so he's not afraid to use the DCA strategy. Because using this strategy in long-term Bitcoin investments is likely to yield excellent returns.