A temporary stabilization is possible, but a repeat of the cyclical game that led to Luna and then FTX (familiar memories are returning) cannot be ruled out. 2. MSTR, theoretically, has debt, but it's not contract-based leverage; it's real debt. When I last checked (about a month ago), they had around $2 billion in their accounts, enough to pay their bond interest for two years. We all know that bear markets, no matter how severe the drop, generally last about a year. Of course, if this surpasses historical records, then disregard what I said. We can wait 18 months before worrying about MSTR selling off its tokens; worrying now is probably too early. In the stock market, pay more attention to Filing. It's different from the crypto world; information is presented in black and white, so verification costs are much lower.