But, surely no problem for a person or a company to project out their own plans, even though surely there is no commitment that any person or company would have in order to have to stick to such commitment in terms of if facts might change that end up influencing changes in opinion and/or actions.
Yeah, there's no telling what's going to happen that far into the future--especially when you're talking about bitcoin, which we all love but in truth is a relatively new and very controversial asset. And by controversial I mean there are still a lot of skeptics in addition to whatever regulations governments might put into place that could hurt it.
But man, with bitcoin at $75k Michael Saylor must be tap dancing on the ceiling right now, and I'd bet that it's going to go much higher. As far as what MSTR might do with its bitcoin holdings 20+ years into the future, the question reminds me of what the future of Berkshire Hathaway is going to be once Warren Buffett dies and his successor takes the helm. It's possible that in the case of Saylor's death, a new CEO might not be such a big fan of bitcoin and could start unloading it....but obviously that's pure speculation. I don't have a crystal ball, and I don't think anyone else here does either.
*GO BITCOIN!!*