The shareholders own equity in the company, which are not redeemable for sats.
If Saylor decided tomorrow to sell all of MSTR’s sats, the shareholders could leave, they could file a worthless lawsuit, but they couldn’t take “their” sats.
Yes it does, because the sats belong to the shareholders, and it supercharges the speculative attack
The shareholders own equity in the company, which are not redeemable for sats.
If Saylor decided tomorrow to sell all of MSTR’s sats, the shareholders could leave, they could file a worthless lawsuit, but they couldn’t take “their” sats.
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