In all seriousness, I doubt Saylor will ever buy ETH, but refusing to consider it looks more ideological than rational. BTC’s market cap is currently more than 6x larger than ETH’s. If Saylor rotated roughly one-sixth of MSTR’s BTC capital into ETH, he would move toward a market-cap-balanced treasury, reduce overall concentration risk, and give MSTR direct exposure to the internet of finance (stablecoins and tokenization), while also generating much-needed cash flow to help pay dividends and debt obligations. @fundstrat and @saylor should be talking about this.