Saylor's comments about Bitcoin not being currency followed a few minutes later by talk of billions of payments a day going over L2's and L3's seemed schizophrenic at best. Perhaps I should give the benefit of the doubt and assume he's been advised not to publicly admit that he's involved in a speculative attack on the dollar, but it was weird.

Also wild to see him seem totally unfamiliar with the concept of Bitcoin's programmability as a means of tackling bequeathment of one's legacy. Guess it's a reminder that he's really less a Bitcoiner and more a financial markets wizard that knows a few things about Bitcoin.

That he's not used a Coldcard ever was honestly a bit of a jaw dropper. While it's no surprise that MSTR doesn't self custody, I thought that had more to do with the difficulties of handling complex signing schemes as an institution than that he legit doesn't seem to know the first thing about actually using Bitcoin, just for small personal amounts separate from the treasury. nostr:npub1rxysxnjkhrmqd3ey73dp9n5y5yvyzcs64acc9g0k2epcpwwyya4spvhnp8 you're doing God's work with a 1:1 Coldcard mentor session with him. Might be worth throwing in some time with Liana so he can see the programmability aspect of things.

Dude really needs help getting the orange pill dislodged from his esophagus all the way into his stomach for digestion. Wonder how he intends to let his Bitcoin die with him without ever making it his coins in the first place rather than a bunch of IOU's...

https://fountain.fm/episode/ufu3jq9vkzT1jO880NWP

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