Haseeb

Look, I think the reality is that he has constructed a fantastic financial machine around him so that he actually does not really have pressure to do anything, right?

Like these assets are so favorable to Saylor.

The reason why you have these favorable structures is that you don't have to sell in times of distress.

Now, this looks to me like a time of distress, right?

Like Bitcoin is down.

It's about to go below its 200-day monthly average.

This is the time when that runs in your favor, is that you can say, nope, screw you.

Everybody be quiet.

Bitcoin is going to go back up because I'm Mr. Bitcoin and I believe.

If instead you say, oh, well, I have to be a prudent, you know- I'm actually Mr. Stretch.

Yeah, exactly.

I have to take care of my thresholders.

Then, okay, well-

Why did you even set this whole system up to be so favorable and give yourself so much discretion to not have to sell Bitcoin in a time of distress?

If he's selling Bitcoin at 120, cool, whatever.

You're selling Bitcoin at 60 and now you're below your average price, you're realizing losses.

I think the market is very, very clear here.

You don't get to do that.

Try one of the other two or just sit on it for a while and let's hope the market goes back up and recovers.

And also, I'm sorry for ever wavering from that.