Michael Saylors Strategie, bis zu 2,1 Milliarden US -Dollar von 10% bevorzugten Aktien zu verkaufen, um mehr BTC -Einkäufe in Höhe von BTC zu finanzieren
Michael Saylors Strategie, bis zu 2,1 Milliarden US -Dollar von 10% bevorzugten Aktien zu verkaufen, um mehr BTC -Einkäufe in Höhe von BTC zu finanzieren
The stock itself is only propped by BTC. Some call it a house of cards, others an out and out ponzi. I wouldn’t touch this shit. You want BTC, then buy BTC.
Odd_Copy_8077 on
This cannot be what Satoshi had in mind.
sox3502us on
Serious question: If BTC crashes how fucked is Saylor? He is so levered, I assume a major crash would completely wipe him out?
MVazovski on
I have genuine question:
If this is „infinite money glitch“ as some say. Why do other companies not do it for let’s say gold. Let’s say Person A owns the ABC company and issues convertible bonds, sells stocks, does it all to get more gold, more platinum, more silver, more other metals.
Why does nobody do it for anything else like… petroleum? Can anyone please enlighten me?
dashmatters on
To anyone holding MSTR, don’t be the greatest fool and get out while you can.
Extreme-Benefyt on
microstrategy they say …
TroubleInMyMind on
If this blows up it’s going to make FTX look like a walk in the park.
ReadTheHolyBibleMan on
The rug pull will be glorious when he sells.
dmx442 on
Once saylor dumps, it will be brutal
southbound858 on
He’s either gunna end up homeless or in jail.
SolarAU on
I can’t find the source but some dude on YT ran the numbers and found that buying MSTR is like buying BTC at a huge premium.
Replace-Bitcoin5070 on
‚There’s no earthly way of knowing which direction we are going. There’s no knowing where we’re rowing or which way the river’s flowing‘.
-Michael Saylor and the Bitcoin Derivatives Factory
puref8 on
To have such concentration of BTC in the hands of one company and under the control of 1 man cannot be a good thing for it.
blindsk02 on
Mark my words, Strategy and Michael Saylor will be the downfall of bitcoin.
Once this company’s stock starts plummeting or they start selling (which ever scenario causes the other) bitcoin will dump and the publics view on it will be worse then FTX.
FTX’s dump effected mostly digital coin holders who new they were buying digital currencies and (atleast partially) accepted the investment risks. MSTR is on the public market and can be bought by people, ETFs and misc other funds that people may own without fully realizing whats inside the funds and what they are/what they are doing and how it all only revolves around bitcoin.
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The stock itself is only propped by BTC. Some call it a house of cards, others an out and out ponzi. I wouldn’t touch this shit. You want BTC, then buy BTC.
This cannot be what Satoshi had in mind.
Serious question: If BTC crashes how fucked is Saylor? He is so levered, I assume a major crash would completely wipe him out?
I have genuine question:
If this is „infinite money glitch“ as some say. Why do other companies not do it for let’s say gold. Let’s say Person A owns the ABC company and issues convertible bonds, sells stocks, does it all to get more gold, more platinum, more silver, more other metals.
Why does nobody do it for anything else like… petroleum? Can anyone please enlighten me?
To anyone holding MSTR, don’t be the greatest fool and get out while you can.
microstrategy they say …
If this blows up it’s going to make FTX look like a walk in the park.
The rug pull will be glorious when he sells.
Once saylor dumps, it will be brutal
He’s either gunna end up homeless or in jail.
I can’t find the source but some dude on YT ran the numbers and found that buying MSTR is like buying BTC at a huge premium.
‚There’s no earthly way of knowing which direction we are going. There’s no knowing where we’re rowing or which way the river’s flowing‘.
-Michael Saylor and the Bitcoin Derivatives Factory
To have such concentration of BTC in the hands of one company and under the control of 1 man cannot be a good thing for it.
Mark my words, Strategy and Michael Saylor will be the downfall of bitcoin.
Once this company’s stock starts plummeting or they start selling (which ever scenario causes the other) bitcoin will dump and the publics view on it will be worse then FTX.
FTX’s dump effected mostly digital coin holders who new they were buying digital currencies and (atleast partially) accepted the investment risks. MSTR is on the public market and can be bought by people, ETFs and misc other funds that people may own without fully realizing whats inside the funds and what they are/what they are doing and how it all only revolves around bitcoin.