IMST - Bitwise MSTR Options Income Fund

Scenario:

You put $30k into IMST as your 6 month rainy day fund

Assumptions:

- Average 5% monthly return (this is Bitwise’s conservative estimate). MSTY’s worst monthly return after 13 distributions has been 7% for comparison.

- MSTRs volatility will stay around 100 vol over the next 3 years

- You are able to stay employed and drip for 3 years

- The price of IMST in 3 years is the historical low of ~ $40

Goal:

Have 2,500 shares yielding $2/share (5%)

Outcome:

It took 2.5 years to go from 579 shares to 2500 shares. The shares are worth $100,000 for a CAGR of 79.52% and Total Return of 331%

IMST and MSTY don’t need to work forever or be thought of as a forever hold. They can be seen as a short to medium-term (3-5 years) insurance policy to protect your assets, whether it be Bitcoin, MSTR, or any other Bitcoin-related equity.

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There is no “protection” gained by reducing the total percentage of your wealth held on your own private keys.

If you’re an adult with bills and responsibilities there most certainly is

Fiat definition of “protection”

People can be ops or they can maximize the amount of bitcoin they end up with in the future. I know what I’m choosing

Any way you cut it when you give up custody of your wealth you are trading sovereignty for the chance of fiat gains, and you accept the terms of that contract.

Hope the trade works out for you.

Did you even read my initial post? This has nothing to do with “fiat gains”.

You know what else makes you give up custody of your wealth? Selling bitcoin to pay the mortgage and buy food.

I live in reality. I do what works based on the information I have and I am not afraid to pivot when new data comes in.

Bitcoin is not an idol I worship. It’s just a tool that has specific use cases.

Also those “fiat gains” can be turned to “bitcoin gains” within 24hrs