He said he would never sell. For years Michael Saylor was talking about how important it was to never EVER sell your Bitcoin. Not even ONE SATOSHI. Then MSTR goes and sells a whole lot of BTC at the local bottom. Just like he said we shouldnt do. The man everyone once thought was the genius is now letting his company sell the most important financial asset of all time. The first Michael Saylor Decentral Eyes was a Bitcoin ordinal release. Release on the last halving. At the time he was riding the wave of HODL, but now this release shows that he has two sides. This is the villain arch that makes Decentral Eyes a series I love. Time tells the story and these series are bookmarks in the journey. Even as the time passed since I created the series, the market shifted and the tale is aging well. He sold right before the pump. Im sure his shareholders are pissed now. You can never really please shareholders. I think that is the biggest takeaway I am seeing from this series. HODL. Don't be dumb. Don't fuck this up. The timemark and BTC price reflect the relative price of Bitcoin when MSTR sold. Since then, we are currently in a rally that has raised the price upwards of $12k per bitcoin higher. When you are selling multiple thousands of Bitcoin, that really adds up. Collect a moment in time. These are the tales of cryptocurrency lore that we will tell our generations about. Have a picture to explain the vibes of what we are living through together. This shit isn't easy, but it's real. Real conviction is not easy. It takes balls. NOT ONE SATOSHI is a stereoscopic wigglegram, built from four frames of a 21-second animation sampled every 4 frames and looped 1-2-3-4-3-2-1. The subject is pinned at lower right while everything behind it swings.