Dominant credit is not declared in a press release.
It is sealed.
When $STRC absorbs the radiance of every lesser instrument beneath it, the market discovers what it should have priced years ago: Strategy does not issue credit products.
It defines what credit means.
Unpopular Take:
$MSTR Should Liquidate Cash Reserves
$MSTR can pay dividends from cash reserves before touching $MSTR or $BTC.
We don't need cash reserves if Saylor says we can buy 20 BTC by selling 1 BTC.
If we really need cash reserves to strengthen digital credit, then we aren't telling markets to treat BTC as capital.
Send that $900 million to Strategy credit investors over 6 months and buy time for BTC to come back later.
Why you do need cash battery when BTC is a crypto reactor that will runs 24/7?
@RealbitcoinMD@Strive Markets can be irrational.
I'm simply saying what to look at.
If digital credit is mismanaged then shareholders of company will get rekt
FACT: $SATA isn't better than $STRC
Daily Dividend is just a gimmick.
We have to pay attention to BTC Rating and BTC Risk.
STRC = x3.2 coverage, 0.49% risk
SATA = x1.65 coverage, 2.4% risk
Go ahead chase that 1.5% extra yield for 5 times more risk...
Sounds smart! ๐
Hey guys, this isn't dotcom bubble 2.0...
Bitcoin is Technological Advance in Capital Assets.
Digital Credit is built on Best Capital.
Really? 32 BTC set off $160 Billion outflows out of BTC network???
Com'n...
You call $STRC a Ponzi scheme but refuse to label sovereign debt the same way.
If you believe Bitcoin is the best capital, then why wouldnโt $STRC be the best credit weโve ever seen?
@Mach1___@Strive@apyx_fi Then why has he been talking about Digital Money at the top of Digital Credit?
Maybe study more about it?
I do not see a world where $STRC can be zero-volatility, only heavily damped. Just like T-Bills have tiny volatility, then Dollars has zero.
@patel_panjeet@Strategy Actually, both aren't.
Just different capital backing.
Governmental Capital (hard to see, but the US has hundreds of trillions in worth) vs Digital Capital.
Principles are universal and logical.
You don't get to rewrite principles because you feel so.
If we had 100 digital credit issuers competing without any clear monopoly, then I would exit that market by selling MSTR to BTC.
Why? Profit margins against BTC from digital credit would be so tiny to benefit investors.
See ATT vs Verizon while Nvidia vs AMD for performance.
Monopolies bring high profit margins for investors.
Shouldn't be different this time.
Eh, Strive could had built something else on BTC. Like digital insurance.
My main issue would be competition in digital credit. Bad for investors but great for BTC holders.
Imagine 1000 restaurants selling burgers. Profits margins will be driven to almost zero. Bad for investors. But great for consumers.
@jodywhunt@Strategy The majority of the population is always known to be less intelligent than the minority.
History shows that always.
Intelligent people take asymmetry bets, while fools stay comfortable and scared.
@pr1234321@Strategy Debt has a time limit and requires the principal to be repaid.
Preferred stocks do not have those.
You are saying above because you believe BTC will go to zero or stay $65,000 for next 32 years.