Bloomberg Analyst: Understanding Why Strategy and BlackRock Do Not Disclose Wallet Addresses
Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas stated on the X platform that while he has no opinion on Strategy's public wallet address, he understands why Strategy and BlackRock do not disclose wallet addresses. It's akin to public figures not wanting to reveal their personal email addresses. If a company is smaller, disclosing a wallet address might have less impact, but for giants like Strategy or BlackRock, there could be a cost to making wallet addresses public.
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