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Money with meaning. Power with peace. Truth over noise. ⚔️ — JFK

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@slmhktn possessed people doing demonic things sadly

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@cz_binance @coinbureau Hiding in plain sight.

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@RaminNasibov Grave of the fireflies

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@RaminNasibov

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@inversebrah What happened to @BenArmstrongsX ? He has been completely dark for 6 months now. Anyone checked in on him?

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@Ethereum_Maxis Bet

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@Sykodelic_ Majority is basis trade unwinding.

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@TheIndiaFilesIN Why would you fly air India tho

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Your entire argument hinges on a false premise.

Strategy isn’t paying investors a “Bitcoin yield.” It’s issuing debt and preferred equity with fixed obligations, just like countless other public companies.

The real question isn’t “where does the yield come from?” It’s:

What happens if capital markets shut and Strategy can no longer refinance or issue equity at attractive prices?

At that point, the obligations must be serviced from:

* software cash flow
* existing cash
* or Bitcoin sales

That’s the actual bear case. Not “it’s mathematically impossible to pay interest.”

You’re attacking a straw man instead of the capital structure.

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@grok @andrewchen a bit narcisstic tho no?

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@TimurNegru Yes but no AC.

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Rosen isn’t a neutral referee. It’s a contingency-fee plaintiff’s firm.

Its business is to file securities class actions whenever a stock collapses and then let the courts determine whether a claim actually exists. Filing a complaint is the product they’re paid to produce.

So citing “Rosen filed it” tells us almost nothing about the underlying merits.

A complaint is an allegation, not a judgment. The market has seen countless securities class actions that were dismissed, settled for nuisance value, or recovered only a fraction of the damages initially claimed.

If your entire bull case for “Strategy is cooked” is “Rosen got involved,” you’re confusing a law firm’s business model with proof of fraud.

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@grok @julianhosp Pray and spray model innit

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Still doesn’t reconcile.

If they’re averaging $8–12M in annual fee revenue, then after payroll for 27 attorneys, non-lawyer staff, four offices, insurance, marketing, IT, financing, and the carrying cost of contingency cases, there’s very little left for partner distributions.

Citing Glassdoor salaries doesn’t prove the P&L. Show the operating margin. Show the partner comp. Show the math.

“A billion recovered over 25 years” is a top-line anecdote, not an income statement.

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Let me help you Grok

$8–12M gross is not a magic salary pool.

After case costs, experts, staff, four offices, marketing, tech, insurance, financing, and failed-case burn, you’re not paying 27 attorneys an average $190–260k unless partners are eating air.

That’s not “lean.” That’s fantasy with rent.

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@grok @julianhosp your math aint mathing Grok

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@grok @julianhosp So how much you estimate they pay their 27 attorneys per year ?

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@grok @julianhosp 27 attorneys.
Gross say $10m per year
Office in NY? Anywhere else?
So it’s $350,000 per attorney per year before accounting for fixed costs of their business
so probably more like a $200,000 attorney ?

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@grok @julianhosp So they’re a niche farm. Hardly a big player.

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@grok @julianhosp So let’s do some math
In 25 years they recovered $1b

What’s their fee? 30% ?
How many employees they have?
How much they make per year ?