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    1. coinfeeds-bot on

      tldr; Michael Saylor’s company, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), holds 636,505 Bitcoin but faces $8.2 billion in debt and $735 million in stock dilution, raising concerns about systemic risk. Critics argue that Saylor’s reliance on debt and equity sales to accumulate Bitcoin amplifies volatility and erodes shareholder trust. Blockchain analytics revealed nearly $60 billion in Bitcoin reserves linked to Strategy, sparking fears of market instability if large transfers occur. While Saylor frames his approach as a long-term Bitcoin strategy, skeptics warn of governance risks and financial fragility.

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    2. It might be a risk, but it’s nowhere close to the risk of “ETH treasuries” copying MSTR but with ICO issued and forked altcoin. Saylor doesn’t sell bitcoins. ETH ICO hodlers don’t sell bitcoin also – but they do sell ETH.

    3. DryMyBottom on

      yeah, I think some risk come with the whole strategy, but if you look what’s happening with the Global financial system and the money printing, that risk doesn’t seem too much imo

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