I wish they would. It would make it a lot easier for other companies to do so.

He's been asked this. I believe his answer was something along the lines of, if they want to be paid in bitcoin they can be (most of us know several ways of doing this). The reason they don't has to do with accounting and tax complexities. Not saying I agree with him. I'm not a CPA, tax expert, and have never run a publicly traded company. He's probably right that is simpler to use fiat and let the employees deal with it. I suspect if the tax code and accounting rules changed they would offer it. I do recall that general accounting rules changed recently and that will greatly help MSTR when reporting on their company balance sheets. I suspect the same would be true on this if the "rules" change.

When you play in the fiat world, run a public company or even a private company you have to abide by the rules of the state or they come after you. Its like Jesus said. Render unto Caesar what is Caesar's. If you play in the fiat world you live by their rules. Bitcoin will win because it is a new alternative system that can grow and overtake the old system.

good one!

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This is a very stupid question, incredibly stupid and bearish for human civilization because of its stupidity.

I tire of explaining things to foolish LARPers, so the rest of this comment is left as an exercise for the reader.

For real.

Came here to say this very same thing! 🤣🤣🤣

He recently announced that Micro Strategy will become a Bitcoin company. I'm still not sure what that means, but it seems they are starting to develop for the Bitcoin ecosystem.

Didn't he already do this? Just before telling the interviewer that its going up forever.

Maybe Breedlove can help us with this one. Who knows, maybe pulled gator with horse radish on toasted Peta.

That would be my question as well. Is being a bitcoiner a main criteria to promoting successors into C-level? Are shareholders and board already orangepilled enough to ensure the next CEO will be bitcoiner.

Hard to imagine.

Maybe he has the quantum button, its both at the same time.

It Saylor Academy any good? Has anyone here tried it out? I'm looking for reviews...

This one means a lot to me also, I think he is doing something really cool with this, and would like to see more.

he probably talks in his sleep, just need to listen close enough.

He's selling stock in a publicly traded company. His legal obligation is to shareholders.

He is probably required to use a custodian, at least for the corp. Bitcoin, since it technically belongs to the shareholders, at least a portion of it.

Yeah let's see how well that works.