In addition to him not actually owning the "nearly 1% of all BTC in circulation," he'll probably go to jail first:
https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2022/08/31/washington-dc-suing-microstrategys-michael-saylor-for-tax-fraud/https://blockworks.co/news/bitcoin-michael-saylor-tax-evasion-lawsuitHe's a sociopath fixated on satisfying the whims of his own ego. A lot of beta bitcoiners look up to him as a role model, which is unfortunate because he's not a good person.
https://newrepublic.com/article/160773/bitcoin-price-boom-michael-saylor-microstrategyAfter founding MicroStrategy in 1989, Saylor was part of an alleged accounting scheme that vastly overstated the company’s earnings, making a money-losing, publicly traded corporation look profitable. In 2000, Saylor, two other MicroStrategy executives, and the company itself paid a total of $11 million in a settlement with the SEC; Saylor, who personally signed off on the fraudulent earnings reports, paid $8.2 million of that. The charges were settled with no one admitting any wrongdoing. Somehow, Saylor has held onto his role at MicroStrategy over the last 20 years, reportedly becoming one of the richest people in the capital region. The company’s revenue has declined every year since 2014.
Plus he couldn't give less of a shit about the principles on which bitcoin was founded... he represents nothing more than an insane level of greed which should not be emulated by anyone.
"Stop talking about regulatory arbitrage. Censorship-resistance, privacy, and tax evasion are bad ideas. We hate that... People with billions of dollars don’t want to invest in crypto networks that support anarchists." -
Michael Saylor