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Board Economics
Re: MicroStrategy Buys $250M in Bitcoin, Calling the Crypto ‘Superior to Cash’
by
fillippone
on 18/09/2021, 17:12:31 UTC
MSTR's coins (and Saylor's personal stash as well) are not exactly "locked up"

His personal stash, maybe he can do whatever he wants with those, but I am guessing he has those under multi-sig and it will just be a hassle for him to actually do it.

The company stash, it's also very likely to be multi-sig with the board members,

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How do you think he stores his bitcoin? 18k BTC personal stash, and company coins 108k BTC ... ... You have that much, better put they keys in some building with armed guards. Be your own bank. Literally.

The board is definitely not a multisig, it wouldn't make sense for several reasons.

This is an interesting research I can Try to diss over something about.
Definitely I would rule out any multisig option. I would rather think about a professional custodian. This would be much safer from every point of view: operational, legal and fiscal.
But yes, definitely I will try to find something about it.

Microstrategy CEO Michael Saylor in a dialogue with Emily Chang on bloomberg TV
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I am an embarrassment to myself. I was so obnubilated by Emily Chang hotness I didn’t even notice you posted the exact same link just before me.
Once again, well done.