Just like they "own" gold. Like Saylor, he says some right things but many I disagree with. I believe he said he would be moving his holdings into the ETFs before they were approved. My short summary of him is he's a believer in the state and status quo. He doesn't believe we need bitcoin to be a medium of exchange. He's fine with PayPal and Venmo for that. I think he's going to be right until he isn't. I don't think he believes the US financial system will eventually collapse. He's wrong about that. In the short term he may be right.

I share your feelings on him. I try to listen to smart people I disagree with even if it is annoying.