swan is some kind of beta grade microstrategy company, they mostly seemed more witty than casahodl but it looks like they had no idea what they were doing

neither does microstrategy either, saylor just rides it to be some kind of poet philosopher on a soapbox - ah yeah, difference, swan bitcoin try to be some sort of bitcoin investment thing, but they obviously spend more money than they make custodying bitcoin for people

cory klippsten, their main spokesperson, makes a lot of noise about how shitcoins are scams and how he's a scam-detector extraordinaire, it's just a theatre performance of course, they don't really have a business model that tehy take seriously

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yes, reading people and picking up subtexts and being bold enough to present them is probably not gonna be a winning strategy for me to win lots of sponsors but it wins enough, and i enjoy being a smartarse

This still haunts me: Cathie Wood said of Michael Saylor's strategy several years ago, "The SEC may have something to say about that". I wonder what the meant and if she would still say it today.

he's a competitor for her ARKB product, so she would gain from spilling the tea.