Michael Saylor and Jack Mallers go toe-to-toe over Strategy's bitcoin reporting metrics
The two bitcoin treasury leaders renewed the debate over Strategy's mNAV and dilution, with Saylor arguing that equity issuance for cash strengthens, rather than dilutes, shareholders.
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Michael Saylor defends Strategy’s Bitcoin reporting metrics against Jack Mallers
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