I almost feel like responding to your ongoing panic regarding the seeming gambling tendencies of MSTR and your ongoing desires to want to say "I told you so," and surely the fact of the matter is this is a long BTC play in which guys like you are going to look foolish with the passage of time, including only a few years down the road (if not sooner) for not recognizing and appreciating the likely low risk payoff for such a play of aggressively allocating into BTC..
I think you're misinterpreting what I've written in this thread, because I don't mean to tell anyone here "I told you so", nor am I panicking about anything. I love bitcoin and everything it stands for, and I hate to see it get slaughtered like it has in the past few weeks.
Long game or not, we're talking about a corporation in this thread, and the brutal fact is that while Michael Saylor may not plan to ever sell the bitcoin he's bought for MSTR, the company's stock is taking a beating because of those purchases. MSTR shareholders might not share his zeal for bitcoin and may not have the patience to wait for either bitcoin or MSTR's stock price to recover--and if enough of them end up selling, it could tank even worse than bitcoin (assuming btc keeps sliding downward) because of market forces alone.
I share passions for the stock market and bitcoin, which is why I've posted so many times in this thread--not because I'm rooting for MSTR's demise or because I don't like Michael Saylor or anything he's said or done. I've been keeping an eye on a few other bitcoin-related stocks as well, such as MARA, RIOT, and Coinbase. They just don't happen to be relevant to this thread.