His excuse sounds more like he's buying paper Bitcoin, not actual Bitcoin. See below why.
Bitcoin is a public ledger called a blockchain. Calling proof of reserves a bad idea starts to sound like Saylor is hiding something. https://t.co/SP8H162Ia4
— Duo Nine ⚡ YCC (@DU09BTC) May 27, 2025
Definition of irony:
Bitcoin billionaire sat on a public stage telling an audience “proof of reserves is bad for privacy and safety” pic.twitter.com/LuJru3nNth
— Tyler (@TylerDurden) May 27, 2025
Talking about a major red flag.
He compares it to publishing bank accounts and phone numbers…
The whole point of Bitcoin is its transparency.https://t.co/FgVhAvQdiz— WhalePanda (@WhalePanda) May 27, 2025
wtf
The full video is even worse
"If you publish your wallets, that's an attack vector for hackers, nationstate actors, every type of troll imaginable. It creates so much liability you should think twice before you ever do it" https://t.co/ewrpxlBzQ4 pic.twitter.com/UrIazOzEfw
— Pledditor (@Pledditor) May 27, 2025