Yes it does, because the sats belong to the shareholders, and it supercharges the speculative attack
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And if you prefer self-custody Bitcoin, then holding MSTR will give you 5x-10x more purchasing power to buy more #Bitcoin with the profits
Yes, prefer self custody. Yes, one could potentially pull that trade off, or say in a tax sheltered account, arbitrage between bull/bear cycles between MSTR and the ETF.
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.