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@techexe Saylor says $MSTR adopting a Bitcoin strategy and selling “digital credit” is just like an insurance company.
Insurance companies would go out of business if they sold policies with the understanding they could just suspend the policy if they need to… and not process the claim.
@techexe Saylor says critics don’t understand $MSTR’s business model.
Maybe MSCI is concerned Saylor doesn’t understand ethics or risk management?
“we basically borrowed money that we never have to pay back. That we pay a dividend on, but we could suspend the dividend if we needed to.”
MSCI isn’t "attacking Bitcoin" by excluding Strategy. They are enforcing century-old index standards:
If a company’s primary business is:
1. Printing equity to buy an asset
2. Issuing junk preferreds to leverage that asset
3. Printing more equity to buy back those preferreds when the multiple compresses
...that’s not a public operating company. That’s an unhedged, leveraged holding vehicle.
MSCI benchmarks are built for operating companies with real commercial cash flows. When passive index funds represent trillions in retirement savings, index providers cannot let a synthetic, double-leveraged debt wrapper slip in as a "software stock."
If institutions want Bitcoin, they buy spot ETFs or cold storage. They don't need an encumbered proxy diluting sats-per-share to service a Wall Street capital stack.
Don’t diversify is what Tech people said in the late 1990s into the DotCom Bubble bursting.
@Saylor says #MSCI doesn’t understand the $MSTR model. That’s what Jeff Skilling and Andy Fastow told analysts when they dared to question Enron’s quarterly filings.
Saylor is also a known fraudster.
The SEC charged him and two other MSTR executives with civil accounting fraud in 2000. Saylor settled the charges without admitting or denying wrongdoing, paying over $8.6M in fines and disgorgement.
In June 2024, Saylor and MSTR agreed to pay $40M to settle a civil tax fraud lawsuit brought by the Washington DC Attorney General. According to the Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia, the payout marked the largest income tax fraud recovery in DC history.
#Bitcoin #BTC $BTC
$MSTR “DIVERSIFY AT YOUR OWN RISK.”
Tech Wreck Vibes all over again.
Read my definitive White Paper on The Saylor Doom Loop: https://t.co/IroudoWo6i
#TechWreck2#Bitcoin#BTC $BTC
From a critical perspective, $MSTR is playing a high-stakes shell game with its own capital structure:
1. Shifting the Burden: They printed 2.05 million new common shares (diluting current investors) just to buy back 1,88 million $STRC preferred shares. They didn't actually create new value; they just moved the liability from a contractual, high-yield obligation (the preferred dividend) onto the backs of common equity holders.
2. The "Accretive" Illusion: Management defends this by arguing that because the stock trades at a premium, the math works out in the shareholders' favor on paper.
3. The Valuation Trap: This entire house of cards depends on the market continuing to value MSTR at a massive premium.
Definitive #LiquidityLogic White Paper:
https://t.co/j2QevpAaJ0
#Bitcoin #BTC $BTC $QQQ
Based on the Strategic Analysis of $MSTR published by @mathovermyth under the #LiquidityLogic framework, a breakdown where #Bitcoin ($BTC) falls below $75,000 while #MSTR drops below $120 marks the complete inversion of @Saylor’s recursive capital flywheel.
In this specific threshold regime, the corporate structure transitions from an exponential value creator into an unstable, low-power state. The white paper outlines three critical systemic failure modes triggered by these price points:
1. Inversion of the "Saylor Loop" (Premium Compression)
The Premium Death Spiral: The primary mechanism driving MSTR's multi-billion dollar premium over its Net Asset Value (mNAV) is the market's expectation of infinite, accretive token purchases per share.
The Break-Even Threshold: As #BTC dips under $75K—sliding right against MSTR's aggregate historical cost baseline—and the equity drops below $120, the market rapidly begins stripping away this premium.
Asset Parity Repricing: Without the premium, MSTR loses its unique dual-engine capability to issue expensive stock to buy cheap Bitcoin, forcing the enterprise value to contract to match only its raw digital holdings.
2. Fiat Revenue Deficit vs. Debt Service
The Legacy Engine Math: The white paper highlights that MicroStrategy's legacy enterprise software utility generates roughly $500 million in total annual revenue.
The Unfunded Capital Stack: This native cash flow is mathematically incapable of covering the massive debt service required by the company's aggressive, low-coupon convertible notes and capital stack engineering.
Valuation Dependency: Below these key technical levels, the firm cannot rely on At-The-Market (ATM) equity issuance without punishing dilution, creating a structural cash-flow deficit that relies purely on expanding credit markets to roll over liabilities.
3. The Collapse of "Project Paddy's Dollars"
The Reflexive Illusion: The white paper mockingly categorizes the architecture as Project "Paddy's Dollars"—referencing a self-sustaining currency loop that only works as long as external participants keep injecting value into the ecosystem.
Systemic Failure Regime: Once both thresholds breach, reflexivity works in reverse. Lower stock prices stop the accretive buying machine; lack of buying pressure stalls Bitcoin; and a stalling Bitcoin further compresses the stock multiple. The financial reactor effectively running out of kinetic energy, locking shareholders into a vehicle holding highly volatile digital commodities encumbered by heavy senior claims.
@JamesUnchained@AmandiOnAir Three screenshots that prove Linda Cuadros is a pathological liar.
No evidence of any W-2 job ever. No public resume. No references. One client directly endorsed her marketing services. One.
@AmandiOnAir Bella got fired for posting nazi shit from her job years back and taking selfies while doing it and posting them and naturally blames everyone else. Her and Linda are miserable stalkers.
Been warning about these unemployed racist psycho stalkers for years.
Miami’s Most Fascist
Which is saying something in Miami
More: #WakeUpWithLinda#RedPillBabe
The weaponry (or 25 tactics) of the psychopath/narcissist/coercive controller.
Note: These are used exceptionally powerfully, expertly, convincingly…
1. Intimidation with the intent to create fear.
2. Isolates (the target from their family, friends and networks through the use of outrageous false narrative and manipulation).
3. Weaponises the justice system.
4. Accuses the target of their own nefarious deeds, blames others.
5. Pretends to be the victim.
6. Data is sacred - bribes, steals, breaks laws and goes to great lengths to get information on their target that can be used to compromise them.
7. Blocks, evades, deflects.
8. Creates a contrived sense of deep connection with targets and those they want to groom to be complicit.
9. Focuses on evidence reduction & lack of transparency.
10. Diminishes, degrades, disempowers, discredits.
11. Uses convoluted discussion.
12. Confuses & creates chaos.
13. Publicly and privately provokes.
14. Justifies and excuses.
15. Ingratiates themselves to people in power.
16. Delays & postpones.
17. Diminishes, denies, minimises.
18. Blackmails & bribes.
19. Obligates.
20. Forces, coerces, bullies.
21. Creates & capitalises on divisiveness.
22. Moves in and out of supportive and non-supportive approaches.
23. Attacks process & the qualifications, experience & integrity of professionals challenging them.
24. Engages in a complex set of behaviours which are difficult to see through and understand collectively.
25. Mirrors and copies.
“Obliiiige him” delivered while walking away is such a savage line so well delivered. Brad Pitt at his best. The knocking and shot of the empty tunnel gives real Jaws vibes; you’re terrified of something you haven’t seen, only heard about. Great scene in a great movie