The only thing I can think of that can accomplish the goal of bringing long-term interest expenses down while putting forth a bold economic strategy is to begin issuing BitBonds.
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But - in a scenario where bitbonds are a real thing and legalized by nation states - why would anyone buy bitbonds rather than bitcoin? Interest rates would have to be much, much higher to entice buyers of bit bonds vs. the newly legitimized bitcoin.
That’s just what I was about to say haha. No thanks.
Downside risk protection.
I only see the value of the downside risk protection on a < 4 year timeline. Most of these bonds getting issued would be 10+ years (where we see the current weak auctions). And once the bitcoin is validated as a storer of value in action vs. the increasing rhetoric, that math gets even stronger for Bitcoin’s superior storer of value. As soon as bitcoin bonds are actually on offer by a global superpower, it’ll obsolete the concept of bitbonds.
cuckoldry of statism
If zombie companies can borrow for virtually 0% to allocate to Bitcoin, there's no reason for the reserve currency issuer to be borrowing at 5%.
Want to call Marty out on prediction? Well now you can here:
“Don't be surprised if you see the first BitBonds coming to market this year.” 👀‼️🍿