MicroStrategy tegevjuht Michael Saylor: "Päris ilmne" Cardano ($ADA) on turvalisus

Michael J. Saylor, Nasdaqi börsil noteeritud äriteabe ettevõtte kaasasutaja, esimees ja tegevjuht MicroStrategy Inc. (NASDAQ: MSTR), says that it’s “pretty obvious” that $ADA, the native token of proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchain, is a security. 

Tasub meeles pidada, et 11. augustil 2020 teatas MicroStrategy a Pressiteade et see oli "ostnud 21,454 250 bitcoini kogumüügihinnaga XNUMX miljonit dollarit" kasutamiseks "peamise riigikassa reservvarana".

Saylor ütles sel ajal:

"Meie otsus investeerida Bitcoini sel ajal oli osaliselt tingitud majandus- ja ärimaastikku mõjutavate makrotegurite liitumisest, mis meie arvates loovad meie ettevõtte riigikassa programmile pikaajalisi riske - riske, millega tuleks ennetavalt tegeleda."

Sellest ajast alates on MicroStrategy jätkanud Bitcoini kogumist ja selle tegevjuhist on saanud üks Bitcoini häälekamaid eestkõnelejaid. MicroStrategy viimane $ BTC ost, mille kohta Saylor säutsus 29. juunil, tähendab, et ettevõte hoiab praegu umbes 129,699 3.98 bitcoini, mis "omandatud ~ 30,664 miljardi dollari eest keskmise hinnaga ~ XNUMX XNUMX dollarit bitcoini kohta".

And yesterday (July 16), he boasted about how his company’s stock had performed since August 2020, when it made its first $BTC purchase.

Anyway, on July 7, according to a aru The Daily Hodl, MicroStrategy tegevjuht, kes on tuntud Bitcoini maksimalist, andis oma kommentaarid intervjuus krüptoturu kommentaarisaatele "Altcoin Daily". Saylor selgitas oma veendumust, et PoS-võrkude algsed märgid on väärtpaberid ja on seetõttu "väga riskantsed". Võrdluseks väitis Saylor, et Bitcoin on "digitaalne kaup" ja seetõttu saab seda käsitleda erinevalt PoS-i mündist, näiteks $ADA. 

Saylor ütles:

"My opinion is Bitcoin is a digital commodity. I think that all the proof-of-stake networks are securities and they’re all very risky. The regulators will decide whether or not they allow them to continue or whether or not they don’t allow them to continue...

"The token is a liability if it’s not a commodity, and so fundamentally, this all comes down to an issue of ‘can you establish your network as a commodity network?’

"To be a commodity network, there has to be no issuer, no initial coin offering (ICO), no central organization and if you study the history of Cardano, it’s pretty obvious it’s a security. It checks all the boxes, so I don’t know how you actually get around intellectually to convincing yourself that it’s anything other than a security."

He warned that selling unregistered securities could lead to legal consequences, and that developers would not be able to hide behind their technology:

"Technology won’t save you though. Ultimately, if you’re selling a security to the general public without a disclosure statement, the fact that it’s technically advanced won’t save you from the securities liability, so I would say technology is not an issue…

"The question is really going to be how will the securities regulators deal with crypto networks that are based on security tokens. I don’t know, it’s not my business. I’m not in the business. I will leave it to other people."

Juulil 16 Charles Hoskinson, kes on ettevõtte kaasasutaja ja tegevjuht Globaalne asjade internet (aka “IOG”, formerly known as “IOHK”), the company responsible for Cardano’s research and development, called Saylor “the Tone Vays” of this crypto cycle, and then went on to explain how much more useful Cardano is than Bitcoin, and finished his criticisms of Saylor by pointing out that Saylor had no choice but to be super bullish on Bitcoin because MicroStrategy has invested so heavily into Bitcoin: