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In a nutshell: Michael Saylor refuses to publish on-chain proof of reserves.
Michael Saylor, head of MicroStrategy (NASDAQ: MSTR), has made it clear that publishing on-chain proof of reserves isn't for them.
According to him, it's like posting your children's bank details online: zero security and a treat for hackers and trolls. And on top of that, it doesn't show debts, which are the other half of the financial picture.
Instead of displaying public wallets, Saylor advocates for serious audits: Big Four, verification of assets and liabilities, with no strange rehypothecation or hidden obligations.
"What's valuable isn't a wallet with a balance; it's a 10-K report signed by your CFO, CEO, and the entire board under U.S. law," he stated in his usual epic tone. For institutional investors, that's gold. The other stuff is pure crypto theater.
Oh, and he didn't leave without opening his wallet: MicroStrategy bought another 4,020 bitcoins for $427.1 million (at $106,237 per bitcoin). 0 reply
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