Surprisingly, Saylor, the owner of MicroStrategy, appeared in Crypto's documents. However, unlike the other people's scandals, Saylor's information seemed like positive publicity. In a 2010 email, Epstein complained that Saylor behaved like a "drug-addicted zombie" at a charity gala, socially awkward, barely speaking, only mentioning his yacht trip to Cannes. It was precisely this cool, "pretentious" demeanor that prevented Saylor from easily getting involved in those complex social networks. Watching Saylor's videos, he seems like a serious person who doesn't smile much. I've also heard that he's not married, so he might not be good at handling relationships. This may be related to his childhood experiences. I heard him tell his story before; he was born into a military family with strict upbringing, and spent his childhood traveling with the military to air force bases around the world. His childhood friends also changed frequently, which made him a bit lonely, but it also fostered his love of reading and calm thinking.