The destination of 1096 BTC finally has an explanation, but words like "far below market price" and "partial answers" still make people nervous—can governance ledgers be made public?

During the AMA, Hoskinson explained the 1096 BTC dispute related to the Isle of Man Foundation, saying that this batch of Bitcoin was used between 2016 and 2017 to meet the needs of Michael Parsons and the original audit process, and was associated with an email from Parsons in March 2016. The payment amount was far below the price at the time. Thomas Blazier, the founder of 117 Partners, said the explanation partially answered questions but still lacked complete records, calling for the submission of relevant invoices, agreements, and records. The matter is currently part of a public debate on Cardano governance, communication, and financial decision-making.