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Michael Saylor explains that he let his MicroStrategy voting rights slip below 50% because he believes it will build trust in the capital markets. He wants shareholders to be in control. Decentralization of the stock. He is literally playing 4D chess right now.
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Are you kidding...lol. with the billions in convertible bonds he is pushing out, and the selling at the ATM it would cost him a fortune to continue buying stock at a pace to keep him over 50% shareholder. C'mon now

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This comes at a surprise that he would do this. I think it’s awesome though!

He still has the largest amount of voting rights by far but seems like he’s going to slowly let MSTR become a world class stock, controlled by the shareholders.

Saylor is truly the master of 4D chess, making moves that will change how we think about capital markets. This is how true decentralization begins and no one's safe from the revolution. $SBR is all about building trust in a decentralized future. Future of crypto is at good hands! We'll be painting the sky with orange soon.

I’m not saying @saylor is Satoshi... But have you ever seen them in the same room?

Decentralization in action. Saylor showing everyone what trust in a new system really looks like.

He is about community, exact same as $mstr2100 … few know

Dude has a plan - that’s for sure. I wonder if he does empty the ATM clip this weekend.

First stage of exit strategy, shift responsibility to others.

This dude is brilliant, locked and loaded all the fucking time!! I want to be like Mike!! @saylor

