I'm guessing you're relatively young, probably mid-20s or younger (I could be wrong, yes) because those words I put in bold just do not compute.  What in the world constitutes a corporation being historical with respect to bitcoin?  Compared to gold, cash, bonds, Berkshire Hathaway stock, and even my grandmother bitcoin is still a baby.

Also....is MSTR actually a "bitcoin company" or does it still contain remnants of its original business (whatever the fuck that was, software?  Nobody knows or even cares anymore).  I'm so done cheering on Michael Saylor.  Any CEO of a company who's buying and stockpiling an asset with corporate funds and then hyping that asset up from the mountain tops is acting unethically.  If another CEO happened to do that with a stock or something else, I bet the SEC might have a problem with it.


Did you know Evel Knievel gained enormous recognition by performing so many motorcycle stunts that he broke nearly every bone in his body?  Or that Brandon Vedas made his internet name known by overdosing on drugs while chatting about it on IRC?

My point is, what's your point?