Saylor took seven minutes to explain "mNAV" at BTC Prague, yet nobody could follow. Meanwhile, Strategy sits on a $9 billion unrealized loss because when you don't control the narrative, the market does the talking.
Here's the self-custody parallel: if you can't explain in one sentence where your bitcoin actually is, you don't control it. "It's on an exchange" isn't an answer it's a liability wrapped in jargon. Saylor's confusion over metrics? That's what happens when you optimize for everything except the one thing that matters: keys.
Your bitcoin doesn't need a multiple. It needs a wallet you control.
#SelfCustody

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It took Michael Saylor seven minutes to define mNAV
Jack Mallers asked Michael Saylor to explain the true meaning of multiple-to-Net Asset Value and everyone got confused.









