The post characteristically depicts Saylor staring intently at a chessboard, focusing on the “white pieces—king, queen, and knight.” The white pieces were surrounded by many black pieces.
“Bitcoin is Chess, not Checkers,” Saylor captioned the X post.
The caption chosen likely suggests that trading in the world of Bitcoin requires long-term strategic planning, just like a game of chess. Notably, in chess, every move impacts future outcomes, and as such, a player needs foresight to win.
As in the game of Saylor’s post on X, a good player could still snatch a win despite being outnumbered by black pieces.
Saylor might be hinting that Bitcoin is unlike checkers, which has fewer variables and less intricate planning and where short-term tactics can win games.
As reported by U.Today, the MicroStrategy chairman recently shared a “Bitcoin to moon” post on X. The post came after Bitcoin surged past the $68,000 mark, buoyed by bullish market sentiment.
In a related development, Saylor also provided insight into succeeding in the cryptocurrency space by trading Bitcoin. According to him, “If you want to win, you need a Bitcoin strategy.”
Thus, his recent chessboard post might further clarify the earlier strategy shared with followers.
This article was originally published on U.Today
Source: Cryptocurrency - investing.com
