What is the controversy around Michael Saylor today in the news?

The controversy around Michael Saylor on social media, particularly X, centers on his October 2024 comments downplaying Bitcoin self-custody, his May 2025 critique of proof-of-reserves, and the recent class action lawsuit against MicroStrategy for allegedly misleading investors about Bitcoin’s risks. These events have sparked debates about trust, transparency, and Bitcoin’s core principles, with critics accusing Saylor of prioritizing corporate interests and defenders arguing he’s strategically positioning Bitcoin for mainstream adoption. The sentiment on X ranges from outrage to cautious support, reflecting the polarized views on Saylor’s influence in the crypto space.

wait, what?

so... the idea is to dump the #Bitcoin reserves to pay debt in shitcoin dollar!

so, what is the play?

print a crazy load of the shitcoin dollar debasing the american people to buy Bitcoin, and then, 10 years from now, dump it on the ones that safe in real money.... oh well...

at least we will keep a very close eye on the government strategic crypto fund now that we know the play...

can't wait for fhis to happen, followed by the stop of so many unjust prosecutions

#freeRoss

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Most large companies have a board of directors and a CEO...

If the CEO is doing a good job, the board of directors keep the CEO in charge, if appropriate, for life, if he/she is a good manager and gets the job done with excellence, there is no need to change, if you are a shareholder you would not like a CEO change, moreover if the earnings are good and the company is doing great under that individual leadership...

Let's extrapolate...

Most countries in this world under the political system we call democracy have one president which is changed every 4 to 6 years depending on the country... Consider that a president is a company's CEO, the fact that we have to choose a new one every 4 years is part of a big problem and one that speaks volumes alone, that individual after three years in office has little to no power and therefore his capability to negotiate long term deals with other nations is questionable... The next president to come and his backers may cancel or change that deal...

Current tines are very difficult and important players like UK, Germany, France and US keep changing leaders, in caaes like UK very often and with that, policies as well, making them unreliable partners in many geopolitical matters that affect regions and their own constituency..

IMO, change is needed, our current system needs an upgrade, perhaps removing the cap of two presidential terms would be an easy and good start, a good president (Country's CEO) could do as many terms as the constituency allows him/her to do... Extending the terms to 6 years would be another good step, making the system more stable and focus in the constituency needs instead of being reselected every 4 years... Reducing the maximum age to be in office seems needed as well, having octogenarians in office is illogical.

What would you change in our current political system is anything?

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If you do some research among cyber security experts you will find that Sentry is mentioned as a more private alternative to Firebase Crashlytics.

Sentry is more private due to its focus on developer-first error tracking and performance monitoring, without the need for crowdsourced data. Still there may be data collection, that is not perfect, but, IMO, tolerable...

But I agree, no trackers is the way to go for full users trust, specially when your target users are technically curious or savvy

The current USA administration is doing everything in their power to take us to a doom"s day war scenario.

What a bunch of idiots, hopefully there will be someone in the Pentagon or NATO with the balls to stop this non sense escalation.

I did too, one of my first checks of any new app is for trackers, I tolerate Sentry, but anything else if I have a choice is a no gp