This was entirely predictable. We’ve been saying for a long time that Saylor’s “strategy” was never really designed with long-term success in mind for shareholders. It was always an all-in bet where he personally wins big if it works, and has already extracted hundreds of millions either way. The incentives were misaligned from the start. This kind of outcome was just a matter of time. @VinnyLingham
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