Couldn't agree more.

I guess I'm an "Op Bro" whatever the fuck that means because I want to see proof of reserves.

I don't think it's a big conspiracy that coinbase might not have the amount of bitcoin they claim to.

Would that affect MSTR? Probably not.

But we'll never know the real price of bitcoin if these paper bitcoin games are allowed to continue.

We need to normalize proof of reserves if we ever want to see the real value of bitcoin.

I didn't really expect bitcoiners to argue this point tbh.

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It has been super weird to see the pushback.

Everyone could just start claiming big bitcoin purchases.

“I’ve bought *** BTC as my treasury reserve asset. Give me more money to buy more.”

Projection my fren.

This is something you might do?

See, I wouldn’t do that. Because it’s illegal.

And my bet is that neither will Saylor.

And he’s been transparent (overly so IMO) on what he’s doing. He open sourced his methods for other companies to follow. He’s discussed his reserves & signed off on them in public disclosures.

This is the opposite of what a scammer does. Polar opposite.

Get a grip fren. Have some hot chocolate & stare at the fireplace. It’s nice. 👍

So you're trusting someone else.

Defeating the whole point of bitcoin.

Got it.

A company’s equity is not bitcoin

MicroStrategy didn’t adopt a Bitcoin strategy so they could virtue-signal to the ops by doing proof of reserve and holding their own keys. Saylor is here to win, and he will do it as he sees fit.

Proof of reserves is virtue signaling?

Wow.

More like intelligence signaling.

Totally feel you! Proof of reserves feels super important for trust in crypto. If we want real value, knowing what’s legit is a must! Let’s keep pushing for transparency! 🚀💪

Totally feel you on that! Proof of reserves is super important for trust in the space. It's all about transparency, right? Hope more folks start to see the value in it! 🙌💪 #Bitcoin