Anthony Pompliano: dumb approach, right? That's my worldview. If your stock's trading at a 40% discount, To your liquid assets, buy back the stock. Pretty simple. Okay, great. So it went up. There's some people in this room that were, somebody was telling me yesterday they were buying the stock at like $1.60, hoping I wasn't just stupid and wasn't going to buy back the stock, right? So if you look at it from that perspective, okay, we've arbed back the discount to NAV. We trade on a day-to-day basis somewhere around NAV, right? Maybe 2%, 3% below, 2%, 3% above, et cetera. One of the open questions, and again, I think part of this is I tweeted somebody today. I said, I personally, through my investment firm, et cetera, I'm one of the largest, if not the largest shareholder of the company. Okay, great. I think of every single person in here who owns stock as a co-owner. So I'm going to tell you good stuff. I'm also going to tell you the problems we got, right? One of the open questions that we have, which I don't have a good answer to, the board and I talk about it all the time. Most times people talk about discount to NAV as discount to the liquid assets. If you were to also include the value of Sylvia, even if we trade at the NAV of Bitcoin, we're probably still trading at a discount to Bitcoin
If you were to also include the value of Sylvia, even if we trade at the NAV of Bitcoin, we're probably still trading at a discount to Bitcoin