Ich weiß nicht, Mann, es sieht zu gut aus, 11 % Rendite.
Bei jeder Rendite muss man sich fragen, woher das Geld kommt.
Ich erinnere mich an die 20 % Rendite bei Ankr, es funktionierte einfach nie.
Technisch gesehen verwendet Michael Saylor das Geld des Anlegers, der STRCH-Aktien kauft, um Bitcoin zu kaufen. Wie zahlt er diesen Anlegern also 11 % effektiven Jahreszins? Er braucht BTC, um Jahr für Jahr zu steigen.
Erinnern Sie sich an das Meme des Software-Engineerings, bei dem die "KI-Code" Hält eine Spaghetti alles? Das ist Mikrostrategie für Krypto.
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Some truths, some I don’t understand fully, but I bought some more STRC today, but I sold STRF yesterday, but that’s just me 🤷♀️
Custom engineered for degenerate tards
Good ole coffee saying ‚you cant sell it‘ o dear o me… at this point this pushing fear content, alwayts DYOR
People don’t seem to understand where „yield“ comes from. If I think some stock or BTC or gold will go up 20% next year, I can take out a loan with 10% interest and put the money into some other asset.
If I’m right I can make my 20% and then pay back the loan + interest, if I’m wrong I have to find another way to pay back the loan. Yield is simply someone paying the cost to take on another bet. In this example I am paying the bank 10% yield and they are taking on the risk of me not paying back my loan.
In Saylor’s case, the bet is BTC going up more than 11% per year in dollar value, during a time when the value of a dollar is nearly guaranteed to decline as the cost of everything rises due to the dumbest US president to ever exist doing the dumbest things we’ve ever seen.
For most people you’re better off just buying BTC, but I don’t think Coffee fully understands this instrument or at least he’s pretending not to, because he says „BTC doesn’t generate yield“ but in reality anything used to collateralize a loan is by definition generating yield.
His only gripe with the product is that all the information is not disclosed in every advert for the product…. Saylor and Phong seem to take every opportunity to talk through every aspect of STRC on podcasts, social media and on TV. He can’t possibly expect the fine print to be included every time