For the MSTR shareholders, ensuring that there is as little paper bitcoin as possible is a fiduciary imperative. As Strategy’s entire business model is built on the superiority of bitcoin as a sound money asset - Saylor has a fiduciary duty to provide (as part of his products) proof that $MSTR bitcoins are truly a proportionate share of a hard 21M supply cap. Until Saylor makes this clear - shows proof that he has bought the bitcoins and that his custodians are not rehypothecating his bitcoins - he is in derelict in his fiduciary duties.
Love this accountability and hope that the bitcoin community does not relent. Until he builds this capability, Strategy shares should go to zero.
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They have an opportunity to be radically transparent in their treasury holdings.
If there’s a strong enough market demand for it, they’ll do it, but wouldn’t hold my breath.
If their stock price keeps going down and the rhetoric continues to demand it, then they should do something to address it. Unless it’s a part of a bigger design.
The likelihood they create that infrastructure before the next bull run is small, but they do have a data analytics company that could very easily create it.