I never saw Saylor as a true Bitcoin believer. Saylor has a history of falsifying records at a publicly traded company. I don’t believe he bought 840k $BTC because the on-chain data and market trends don’t match up. At the same time, I also don’t believe he’s selling coins. But one thing is certain: he’s definitely raised a lot of money by issuing more shares, and he’s bought quite a bit of Bitcoin with it. Where those coins are, though, he’s hidden them well—nobody knows. What’s certain is this: If an irreversible major issue arises, Saylor will definitely abandon shareholders and hide those coins. That’s the nature of Bitcoin, and also human nature.