Does MicroStrategy really have all the bitcoins it claims?

Does MicroStrategy (MSTR) really have all the bitcoins it claims? This video discusses this highly-watched issue in depth. Although CEO Michael Saylor insists that the company does hold these bitcoins, he refuses to disclose on-chain reserve proofs, citing "security" and "insignificant" to institutional investors. This move has sparked doubts from the Bitcoin community - does this violate the core principle of Bitcoin's "verification rather than trust"? This video examines multiple views: why Bitwise and other institutions can disclose their addresses, why Saylor retains its position, whether the regulatory audit mechanism is sufficient, and how online detectives try to track MSTR's on-chain assets. For those who choose to hold MSTR stocks or trust Bitcoin to third parties, reserve transparency cannot be ignored. 🎥 Click to watch to gain insight into the importance of reserve proof and current controversy! Copyright is free, welcome to move us at [Recruitment] dialogue program host requests: live person, young image, neat appearance, standard Mandarin fluent, love Bitcoin and related topics. Registration process: Refer to the dialogue in a certain episode of Bit Youth Video to make a live-action sample. Please send the sample to WeChat ID: domesticQA, and add WeChat to chat for details.