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Strategy's Michael Saylor said, "If selling #Bitcoin creates equity value and improves our creditworthiness, which then allows us to buy billions of dollars more BTC." "Then the machine is working properly." [Spoken audio]: Now, a simplistic troll would say selling Bitcoin is bad, but the truth is, if the selling of the Bitcoin creates equity value and improves creditworthiness, then that allows us to sell billions of dollars of credit, and that causes the equity to trade up by billions of dollars, and that allows us to raise billions in the equity market, and that allows us to buy billions of Bitcoin. of Bitcoin. So in fact, the machine working properly and rationally is good for Bitcoin. It's good for the credit, SDRC, and it's good for the equity. This is not really controversial amongst equity analysts, credit analysts, or equity investors. It's only controversial on Twitter and X because most of the people that want to tweet, they will say, well, You told us not to sell it and you sold it and ha ha ha, that's a good gotcha point. Most will not actually read 100 page financial filing and they won't really think through the dynamics and the relationship between creditworthiness and equity premium and growth of the business and rational operations and then all the game theory that comes into play with short sellers and derivative traders so the bottom line is what's best for the company is to be rational what's best for Bitcoin is for the company to grow and raise capital and if the company is going to raise capital it has to raise capital in the credit markets in the equity markets right we're not raising capital by selling Bitcoin we're raising capital by selling STRC and selling MSTR. So if I tell the STRC shareholders, I'll never sell Bitcoin to pay your dividend. They're not going to buy STRC. And if I sell the MSTR shareholders, I'll never sell Bitcoin to defend the stock against short sellers. They're not going to buy MSTR. So what we do as a management team is rational for all of our shareholders. and by being successful we have become the biggest holder of Bitcoin in the world and we're the biggest buyer of Bitcoin in the world and that will continue as long as we act rationally. So we occasionally respond to the Twitter trolls because it drives engagement or we have to because maybe there's a crazy idea that's just wrong that's trending and so sometimes we'll respond to clarify a misconception but we run the company you know based upon very very thoughtful multi-variate dynamic computer models that take into account the derivatives market the equity markets the credit markets and then the capital markets all of them dynamically evolving every day