Chairman of MicroStrategy
On JudgeMarket, Michael Saylor trades in the upper-middle band of crypto personalities, priced almost entirely as a leveraged proxy on a single thesis. The valuation captures the audacity of the corporate Bitcoin pivot — over 600,000 BTC accumulated, a capital-markets machine built around convertible debt, and one of the most quoted evangelists in the space. When BTC runs, Saylor re-rates faster than almost any other name. What caps the price is concentration risk: a prior SEC fraud settlement, a $40 million tax-fraud fine, and a thesis that collapses if Bitcoin ever does. Compared to Satoshi Nakamoto, who trades at the ceiling as the origin asset, Saylor is the loudest public holder. Vitalik Buterin prices higher on builder premium. Changpeng Zhao sits adjacent with heavier legal beta. Volatility is among the highest on the board — Saylor moves with BTC, times ten.
