This is a great question, and I see a lot of folks are curious about it. First of all, regarding MSTR selling 45,000 Bitcoins, I don’t know about that. I’ve also seen some people analyzing that it might have been sold through Fidelity’s custody service. To verify whether this is true, there are basically two ways: 1. On MSTR’s official website, they list all their current holdings. Right now, it shows they hold a total of 843,706 Bitcoin:native. Meanwhile, MSTR’s official announcement on X (formerly Twitter) on May 26 stated they held 843,738 Bitcoins. If someone good at math can calculate, that’s a decrease of 32 Bitcoins. Of course, some people are saying the data on the official website could be fake, and even if it’s fake, it’s not necessarily illegal. But in reality, MSTR has already stated in their SEC filings that the data on their website is one of their fair disclosure channels. That said, MSTR isn’t required to update it daily—updating it weekly is also reasonable. But just now, @saylor seemingly announced another Bitcoin purchase. If that’s true, the total BTC holdings will likely be updated on Monday. 2. Some people might still think MSTR could be faking it. No worries. Even if MSTR or Michael isn’t being truthful and hasn’t updated the real data on the website, it’s already June. By the end of the month, they’ll be preparing their financial report. The chances of financial report fraud are extremely low. So, at most, we’ll need to wait another month to confirm whether MSTR really sold any Bitcoin.