If SCOTUS delivers the birthright citizenship ruling everyone is expecting tomorrow after ruling that elections can go on indefinitely today how will people lie to themselves about the legitimacy of elections?
I'm sure it will happen but I just don't understand how
The best attitude towards AI is treating it like a dumbass to bounce ideas off, which nevertheless helps you think of the correct answer. Much like how House treats his team
We passed the 1924 immigration act that ended the Ellis Island experiment and reduced immigration by over 90% precisely BECAUSE all of those groups were coming here and forming enclaves rather than assimilating.
am I just a jaded or is it really just not that interesting to hear that demsocs are winning in NYC? like, NYC is NYC, did you think people weren't going to vote themselves into socialism?
@dilrhubarb do you warn people that you are likely to be late?
how late are we talking?
what types of things are you late to?
I assume you wouldn't be posting this if lateness was not chronic for you?
why would it not be disrespectful to be late?
@CollinRugg it is strange anytime a "Team" spokesman says something when the players on that team aka the actual team is fully in disagreement with what is really just office staff.
I think optics would be to the upside.
-If they maintain an average 30 month dividend USD reserve (at the midpoint of their previously-guided 24-36 year range), then spending 3-6 months of the reserve to buy STRC during a 10%+ liquidation event would be accretive. Maintaining a USD reserve is dilutive as a baseline, but it builds confidence and resilience, and it can be accretive if it is built during good times and (partially) deployed during rough times. And how good would MSTR and STRC investors feel on days like today if there was a 24-36 month USD reserve as previously guided vs a 7 month one? It gives more optionality for these days.
-Monitoring the space for leverage and products built on top of STRC (which is not easy since part of it is opaque) may help management determine certain variables like how big of a reserve to have, how likely the risk of some sort of liquidation event seems to be, what their intended response would be, etc. And understanding how much leverage does exist or could exist on STRC can also help when it comes to management communicating about STRC's expected volatility. If you've got a big reserve and assess there to be minimal leverage on STRC, then there's a lot of firepower relative to the risk surface to keep it semi-stable. If you've got a small reserve at a time when leverage is building up on STRC, then the risk of a confidence-harming volatility event rises.
It's why I paired both questions together:
https://t.co/Q8iW1xouI6
@Asteroidofart@BTCBULLRIDER >my guess is increase the dividend
dude, have you listened to a single earnings call on how they work and their mechanisms to attempt to anchor this thing near par?