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13. Inflation risk: Inflation erodes the value of money and can reduce the purchasing power of equities over time. According to Saylor, Bitcoin's fixed supply and deflationary nature may be a better hedge against inflation than equities.

14. Regulatory risk: Regulatory changes or government interventions can impact the value of equities, particularly for companies in heavily regulated industries. Saylor notes that Bitcoin may be less vulnerable to regulatory risk since it is decentralized and operates outside of government control.

15. Tax risk: Taxes can impact the value of equities, particularly for companies with large overseas operations or exposure to different tax regimes. Saylor suggests that Bitcoin's borderless nature and lack of physical presence may make it more difficult for governments to tax or regulate.
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16. Legal risk: Legal disputes or lawsuits can impact the value of equities, particularly for companies with significant liabilities or legal exposure. Saylor notes that Bitcoin may be less vulnerable to legal risk since it is a purely digital asset that operates outside of traditional legal frameworks.

17. Currency risk: Changes in exchange rates can impact the value of equities for companies with international operations or exposure. Saylor suggests that Bitcoin's global nature and lack of reliance on any particular currency may make it a better hedge against currency risk.

18. Cybersecurity risk: Cyber attacks can impact the value of equities, particularly for companies with significant digital infrastructure or exposure. Saylor notes that Bitcoin's blockchain technology and decentralized nature may make it more resilient to cyber threats than traditional equities.

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19. Fraud risk: Fraudulent activities, such as accounting scandals or Ponzi schemes, can impact the value of equities. Saylor notes that Bitcoin's transparent and immutable blockchain technology may make it less susceptible to fraud and manipulation.

20. Environmental risk: Environmental concerns, such as climate change or resource depletion, can impact the value of equities, particularly for companies in industries with high carbon footprints or resource consumption. Saylor suggests that Bitcoin's digital nature may make it more environmentally friendly than traditional equities.

21. Geopolitical risk: Political tensions or conflicts can impact the value of equities, particularly for companies with significant international exposure or operations. Saylor notes that Bitcoin's decentralized nature and lack of reliance on any particular country or government may make it a better hedge against geopolitical risk.

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22. Human error risk: Human errors or accidents, such as operational mistakes or system failures, can impact the value of equities. Saylor suggests that Bitcoin's decentralized and automated nature may make it less vulnerable to human error and operational risks.

23. Black swan risk: Unforeseeable events, such as pandemics, natural disasters, or terrorist attacks, can impact the value of equities. Saylor suggests that Bitcoin's digital and decentralized nature may make it more resilient to black swan events than traditional equities.

24. Unknown unknowns: Finally, Saylor notes that there may be risks associated with equities or other investments that are simply unknown or unknowable. He suggests that diversification, risk management, and a long-term perspective may be the best ways to mitigate these unknown risks.