Subnostr

Love MSTR and hope this keeps going forever, but getting a weird sense about it.

Like what happens when someone taps Saylor on the shoulder and says: “Sorry, we need your keys — national security.”

Isn’t this centralization part of the problem? The network is unstoppable, but MSTR and Saylor are surely single points of failure.

Anyone ever asked him about this? I won’t touch the ETFs for this reason, but somehow even the OGs are cheerleading MSTR.

Sincerely hope I’m wrong about this — my IRA is very happy about what Saylor is doing — but this doesn’t worry anyone else?

mrclownworld 1y ago

Don’t worry bro, Saylor is the one who taps…

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Chris Liss 1y ago

ha -- that's worse

mrclownworld 1y ago

No it’s not. Bitcoin is money for enemies.

If the most successful intelligence organization in human history wasn’t in on the action I’d be worried

Chris Liss 1y ago

The underlying yes, the stock no.

mrclownworld 1y ago

The stock is going to join the S&P500 and suck up more dumb money… it’s a speculative attack on index funds. It’s the most genius Trojan horse of all time

Chris Liss 1y ago

Well aware, I own some.

But the upside is a separate issue from the downside of overcentralization.