Watching Preston Pysh's podcast with Parker Lewis and Will Cole and Parker Lewis summed up the friction of Saylor's view of bitcoin as a store of value. "The reason people don't take a fraction of their equity in a building on Fifth Ave to buy a cup of coffee is because a building isn't money. Money is property, but not all property is money. And that's the distinction between a store of value and money. Bitcoin can be both a store of value and it can be money."

But Will did make the point of saying Saylor has made himself very public with his accumulation strategy and that portraying bitcoin as primarily a store of value he's trying to not be perceived as someone that is trying to cripple the dollar. Doesn't mean the rest of us have to see it that way though.