Michael Saylor’s sudden pause in Bitcoin buying isn't a loss of conviction—it’s a warning sign of the regulatory handcuffs on corporate crypto. By stopping trades to avoid "material nonpublic information" violations ahead of earnings, Saylor proves that being a public company is actually a liability for Bitcoin accumulation. If the biggest bull is forced to sit out because of SEC-style compliance, can a public company ever truly be the ultimate HODLer? Or is regulation killing the play?
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