Odaily reported that Machi Big Brother Jeffrey Huang posted on X, addressing Michael Saylor, the founder and executive chairman of Bitcoin treasury company Strategy. In the post, Huang said: “Put all your Bitcoin into Ethereum, borrow stablecoins to pay off all debts, and let’s go to Valhalla together.”
The post also used the crypto-community phrase “Apes together strong,” a line often associated with high-energy meme culture and collective crypto identity. The wording is consistent with Huang’s usual public style, which frequently leans into emotional, meme-driven expression around digital assets.
The original note explained that Valhalla comes from Norse mythology. It is described as the hall ruled by Odin, where warriors who died in battle were taken by Valkyries. In crypto and meme contexts, “going to Valhalla” is commonly used as an exaggerated phrase referring to a rush toward ultimate victory or extreme wealth. Huang’s message centered on Bitcoin holdings, Ethereum, stablecoin lending and debt repayment.

