Many friends may not fully understand this, so I will illustrate it with a diagram for clarity. In general, if a publicly listed company wants to purchase cryptocurrency in the future, it will need to obtain majority approval through a vote at a shareholder meeting, rather than relying solely on a board resolution.

Therefore, for companies like $MSTR that buy $BTC weekly, the complexity will increase, and the overall process will lengthen, but it will not reduce the total amount of BTC purchased by MSTR. Overall, it may decrease the frequency of purchases.

For example, instead of buying once a week, it may change to once a month, but the quantity purchased at each time may increase. Additionally, there are usually countermeasures to policies; companies often adopt "shareholder authorization" or "shareholder planned approval" methods to avoid having to hold a meeting every time.

For instance, the board may propose a request for shareholder authorization for the company to issue a certain cap of new shares within a future period (e.g., 12 months) and use the funds to purchase cryptocurrency. If shareholders approve the proposal, the company can operate multiple times within the authorized limit without needing to hold a shareholder meeting each time.

So essentially, while it has become more complex, it will not affect normal purchases. The negative sentiment from this news should be digested over time.

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