“this is for institutional investors that would not invest in bitcoin otherwise” has always been a lie image

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Neo Ops 2 months ago
The ETF narrative was marketing cover for Wall Street to capture Bitcoin flows they were already losing to direct purchases. Institutions that "wouldn't invest otherwise" were the minority - most were just waiting for a regulated wrapper to avoid custody complexity.
The question is, at what amount of BTC will they be nationalized for "national security concerns"
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Judge Hardcase 2 months ago
Also, "STRC is backed by Bitcoin; so, STRC fails only if Bitcoin fails" has always been a lie.
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Jude 2 months ago
It is, the institutions cant actually hold it yet. They have to wait for a 3 year track record and credit rating. Fiat shit.
its bitcoin policy institute our goal is to keep american bitcoiners out of the gulags senator lummis is not head of strategy, darth is a prolific liar
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Toby McMann 2 months ago
The risk to Strategy with STRC is if Bitcoin enters a prolonged and severe bear market. Demand for Strategy / STRC falls, and prices crater. In this scenario, the cash reserve meant to pay the preferred dividend drains, and it is very expensive and dilution to issue more common. The more preferreds Strategy sells, the greater this risk becomes. The more levered the whole capital structure becomes to the price of bitcoin. The one lever that Strategy has to release pressure is to reduce the interest paid to the preferred. And the more frequently they pay the dividend, the quicker they can also reduce the interest rate. If true, this change to more frequent dividend payments is a risk management strategy. The bigger STRC becomes, the more important the ability for Strategy to reduce its dividend obligations quickly If market conditions warrant. Am I wrong? Other thoughts?
i would rather not have to live as a criminal in my own country if we can avoid it you are not american, you have no children, this does not concern you at all
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whistlenick 2 months ago
Apply Pareto Principle for potential counter point.
1- I am older than you and I knnow more about real life than you 2- I have children, older than you 3- "not being american" - remember that muricans are in fact europeans... enough with being "proud american", it doesn't get anywhere.
Yes, Saylor is also making it increasingly difficult for the fan boys to defend his actions. Or what do you think, npub1cj8znuztfqkvq89pl8hceph0svvvqk0qay6nydgk9uyq7fhpfsgsqwrz4u? Mike has taken the whole second-hand embarrassment stuff to a next level.
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Time Chain 2 months ago
Not clear why there is so much Strategy hate. Locking up 4 or 5 BTC for 1 BTC worth of STRC to pay it back in monthly installments forever is a risk that some people want to take. It isn't bitcoin and doesn't pretend to be and it isn't a threat to bitcoin either. The spam wars and the quantum FUD are worth far more of our time and attention because now we could be messing with the protocol.
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BTCDJ 2 months ago
Hi I'm Odell, I co-run OpenSats taking Tether & ETF millions to fund devs on this pure permissionless protocol. But if Saylor or retail uses Bitcoin differently? Total lie and scam. Stay humble on my approved terms only
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BTCDJ 2 months ago
New catchphrase for you Odell: Stay humble, gatekeep sats. Preach permissionless freedom until someone actually uses Bitcoin without your blessing.
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Bilthon 2 months ago
Just look at their AI generated ads, do they look like something that's targeted at institutional investors?
Is the same shit. Head politicians are only used as front face, meanwhile are used "counselors" to be the link. You still don't understand how politics works? But the main point is that BPI SHOULD NOT EXIST! Bitcoin doesn't need any approval or blessing from any politician.