Yes I recently saw this news on the social media Twitter (X) that Michael Saylor says, he wants to leave his Bitcoin to the civilization like Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin.
I don't know if it's completely true but after seeing this news I googled it and even read an article there and found out that Michael Saylor was married to a woman named Patricia Saylor and they had five children.
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I'm not quite sure of the accuracy of that write up. Is it not surprising that wikipedia doesn't have any of those information? Because I checked (or maybe I didn't check well). Wiki usually contains someone's general information from the majority I've seen, but Michael saylor's information talks more about his business and career.
Microstrategy CEO Michael Saylor is one of the world's largest bitcoin holders. His company already holds about $17 billion worth of bitcoins.
In a recent interview with The New Zealand Herald, Michael Saylor says,
"Just like Satoshi left a million Bitcoin to the universe, so Im leaving whatever Ive got to the civilization, the MicroStrategy co-founder said.
Michael Saylor also said that,
Im a single guy, I have no children when Im gone, Im gone. Just like Satoshi left a million Bitcoin to the universe, so Im leaving whatever Ive got to the civilization,.
These are quite some interesting statements that's coming from him, but not sure if he is actually leaving those Bitcoin as a donation or lost coins that won't be accessed again. In satoshi's case, it was more of like lost coins, which I think saylor should have been more specific. Making such statement feels like there isn't anyone close to him that understands Bitcoin that much, because I guess he would have preferred to leave such fortune to someone like that.