The existence of spot Bitcoin ETFs make that pointless. You can get legacy fiat financial system exposure to Bitcoin without the added downside risk. If Bitcoin drops substantially your ETF shares are down, but not as much as MSTR shares will be if Bitcoin drops too far below Saylor's Bitcoin cost basis.
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yeah, but mstr could add volatility up and down, and someone would bet on "the Saylor strategy" and the active value it can add. Its still fiat money, I'd keep in fiat only what I'm not afraid to loose, just in the cases mentioned earlier.