I'm not a lawyer but my understanding is that it's a securities violation to make any statements about the future price of one's publicly traded stock.
Yet Saylor has a public company that's valued n...
Not really. He can hold the S&P on his balance sheet and laud the stock market too. Bitcoin is designated a commodity. It’s no different than Chevron speaking on how they think oil prices are going to behave.
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