Saylor responds to criticism: “I support self-custody for those who are able to do it.”
Michael Saylor tries to clarify his position on Bitcoin custody, but doubts about his vision remain.
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Michael Saylor tries to clarify his position on Bitcoin custody, but doubts about his vision remain.
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The proposal would require declarations of self-custodied cryptoassets worth €100,000 or more
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