Hey @Saylor and @phongle. Raise the rate on $STRC, use $MSTR ATM for cash dividends and reserve.
No MSTR ATM for Bitcoin purchases until mNAV is above 2.5.
FYI, I know this was updated 10 days later, I’m just saying let the premium build up by making MSTR shares scarce.
@Strategy@CJ_Bitcoin@rohanhirani_
Saylor pitched FASB to change Bitcoin accounting rules — they did.
Then the IRS tried to tax unrealized gains on GAAP earnings — so he pitched the IRS too, and won that one as well...
ZERO MBAs attempted this before him. Is this the most consequential regulatory arbitrage in corporate finance history? Is Saylor's a genius or a fool?
🎙️: @Z06Z07 & @piovincenzo_
In Silicon Valley, the seller typically pays for the home inspection and provides it to all prospective buyers. This speeds up the process significantly. While a buyer could pay for their own inspection, most homes are sold “as is” with no contingencies. So paying $1,500 to cut down processing time on $1.5M+ deal makes sense.
@JohanMBergman@ChrisMMillas I didn’t have a 4+ year choice, but simplistically 49% say 2-4 years. Restoring confidence with $3.4 to $5B in cash could be very effective quickly even with a drop of 4%+ in BPS.
Hey @Saylor and @phongle. Raise the rate on $STRC, use $MSTR ATM for cash dividends and reserve.
No MSTR ATM for Bitcoin purchases until mNAV is above 2.5.
FYI, I know this was updated 10 days later, I’m just saying let the premium build up by making MSTR shares scarce.
@Strategy@CJ_Bitcoin@rohanhirani_
@ChrisMMillas Agreed. The experiment has already been done. @Strategy had about 32 months dividend coverage, which in retrospect looks like it enabled $STRC to be successful. @saylor@phongle
Berkshire Hathaway is a useful benchmark for balance-sheet businesses.
• Shareholders’ Equity (Q1 2026): ~$727B
• Class A Equivalent Shares: ~1.438M
• Book Value per A Share: ~$506k
Market Value:
1.438M shares × ~$700k/share = ~$1.01T market cap
Multiple:
$1.01T ÷ $727B = 1.38x NAV
The market values Berkshire at a ~38% premium to its net assets.