Michael Dell Showed an Indirect Interaction with Microstrategy’s Former CEO Michael Saylor with the Help of Bitcoin-related Tweets

Michael Dell is the founder and CEO of Dell Technologies, one of the world's largest computer manufacturers. He started the company in 1984 from his

Michael Dell, founder and CEO of Dell Technologies, showed an indirect interaction with Microstrategy's former CEO Michael Saylor with the help of Bitcoin-related tweets.

This interaction started when Dell humorously commented on a cartoon image of the Cookie Monster holding Bitcoin, suggesting it was an entertaining account to follow. Indirectly, he emphasised that his tweet was for amusement and did not imply any association with Bitcoin.

"This is a great account to follow @MeCookieMonster. Very entertaining ? pic.twitter.com/RJFcNpCXrN"

Dell CEO's tweet about Bitcoin was noticed by popular Chinese crypto blogger Colin Wu, who highlighted Dell's post about a picture with Bitcoin, an initiative for a vote about blockchain, and a retweet of Saylor's reply: "Bitcoin is Digital Scarcity. Michael Dell is also one of the richest people..."

Furthermore, Michael Saylor, former CEO & co-founder of Nasdaq-listed American business intelligence firm Microstrategy, which is mainly known for billions of dollars worth of Bitcoin funds, responded to Dell’s tweet and said that Bitcoin is for everyone.

"American rapper 50Cent's account hacked, pumps a..." "Bloomberg ETF expert says 2 July is an important..." "Bitcoin dips below $63k level but analyst says..."

#Bitcoin is for Everyone.

Following this tweet, the majority of the crypto X users started speculations that Dell Technologies might make decisions similar to Microstrategy and may play an important role in reducing Bitcoin supply, just like Microstrategy buying Bitcoin every month.

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