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Michael Saylor recently doubled down on X, stating he hasn’t sold a single Satoshi. While that statement is technically accurate on a micro-level, SEC filings show that he actually sold 32 full Bitcoins.
I get the marketing play and the "never sell your corn" meme, but this kind of wordplay feels a bit cringey and unnecessary. Why play semantics with the community? Does this kind of corporate gaslighting help Bitcoin's image, or does it just turn prominent figures into caricatures?
Would love to know if you guys still look up to Saylor’s strategy, or if you’re getting tired of the toxic "do as I say, not as I do" corporate maxi culture

"Never sell" just makes more sense than "Buy and sell according to your time preference, financial circumstances, and market conditions." It speaks to a wider audience and rouses the hearts of men.

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That's true for marketing. But when the simplified message contradicts SEC filings, it stops being messaging and starts being misleading🤔🤔

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If the SEC chairman contradicts my emotions they'll have to be fired and replaced. No government agency dares to fight me.

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