Senior investors attack Michael Saylor: Strategy hoards money or exacerbates the risk of Bitcoin centralization

According to TheStreet, veteran investor Simon Dixon publicly criticized Michael Saylor's strategy of increasing Bitcoin holdings, saying it could aggravate Bitcoin's centralization risks.<br /> Currently, Strategy already holds approximately 762,000 BTC, accounting for more than 3% of the total supply. The company also recently launched a US$42 billion ATM financing plan and plans to continue to increase its holdings of Bitcoin.<br /> Dixon pointed out that this model deeply binds Bitcoin to the traditional financial system, making it more vulnerable to short-term transactions and price manipulation, deviating from the original intention of decentralization. He suggested returning to self-custody and long-term holding strategies rather than centralized allocation through listed companies.