Haseeb

I don't think he's going to say, I'm sorry.

But I do think that he has been chastened by the market.

And he's learned, look, MicroStrategy now is so much bigger than they were in the past.

It's important to understand that.

They have sold Bitcoin before.

I believe in, what was it, 22 or something, they sold some Bitcoin.

But they are at such a bigger scale now than they were at that time.

It's such a bigger portion of the Bitcoin market.

And this is kind of the end game for DATS is like, once you become big enough, you are the market.

Right now, Saylor is the market.

And if the market itself is voluntarily capitulating, I think you see what the response is for market participants.

They just say, look, I'm getting the hell out of the way.

I don't want any part of this.

So now look, it's possible that he does one big fat sale

I don't know that the liquidity is like, it's going to be ugly to try to raise a couple billion dollars in this environment.

But maybe he does one big fat sale and then says, I'm cooling it.

No more sales for a long time.

That's the least bad way to do it if you're going to do that.

But I think it's more likely that he is just going to take the lesson of, you know, don't screw the golden goose, which is don't sell Bitcoin.

It ruins the whole story.