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[lagillas]

hello, Im a retired bitcoin analyst, and let me tell you such an obvious fact we on the team already know, but were just so lazy to tell yall, we analyze when large amounts of bitcoins move, even when people use various addresses to do so, for example.
let says somebody buys/sells/moves 100 bitcoin with the chainanalysis tools, we can certainly know who or what that person moves and when, and what addresses does the bitcoin belongs to, since im retired from it, i was trying to get the Microstrategy bitcoin addresses out of fun, since michael saylor was never a target in my job, we never actually even tried to find his holdings, but because im now free, i was just trying to time up, all of his boughts and sells and what are the results?: NOTHING NOT A CLUE, not even the AMOUNTS he says the enterpise is buying EXIST, in the whole blockchain.
im 100% certain, microstrategy HAS NEVER BOUGHT any bitcoin, and not because i prove it myself, but because even if it wasnt me, somebody or someone in my team or anywhere that dedicates their lives to what i do, will have already leak, all the microstrategy bitcoin addresses if he actually bought the bitcoin he says he buys.
this is a sad reality.

[TryNinja]

Funny story, mate. But Strategy's addresses (Saylor's company) are very known and already tracked onchain.

https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/entity/microstrategy

Maybe you should remain retired?

[slaman29]

Man I was just about to settle in and see what was gonna be the explanation.

I thought maybe the addresses could be proven to be just cycling BTC thru from an exchange.

Leaked agreement that they would just transfer but have no custody,

Then OP just comes out and forgets to google.

Booring

[BitGoba]

Strategy is a publicly traded company listed on the NASDAQ stock exchange. This means it must operate under extremely strict laws and regulations overseen by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). All financial transactions, including Bitcoin purchases, are publicly reported and regularly audited. Falsifying such information would be a serious violation of the law and would immediately trigger an investigation and penalties. Therefore, the claim that they “didn’t actually buy Bitcoin” makes no sense  Lying about that would be a serious crime. So no, it’s not fake this is one of the most transparent Bitcoin-holding companies in the world.You probably don’t understand how this works.