Huh? I stopped reading at 1. common stock is the last to be paid IF bankruptcy happens. Strategy ain’t going bankrupt bro. Saylor is laughing his ass off knowing that he’s gonna have to pay $10 of absolutely worthless fiat for every $100 he borrowed to buy BTC. Fiat is going to ZERO. You ain’t getting it apparently.

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I assure you I get it. The underlying asset will continue to appreciate. As far as I know you cannot swap your stock for bitcoin. You are also counting on Strategy NEVER selling the company and/or changing business model. If premium is lost due to over saturation, underlying asset starts losing annualized gains, costs to acquire more BTC negates itself and stock price is stagnant at best. It really is just math…albeit speculative on both sides but math.

You still don’t get it.

Well, I guess I’ll keep trying. If I’m right, Saylor will have to start producing actual revenue to hold up stock price by next third halving from now.

Saylor - All fiat currencies will collapse into Bitcoin.

You - Saylor needs to figure out how to pay me in a currency that no longer exists.

Now I see where I need to clarify.

Saylor will not go bankrupt. But in order to keep the borrowing to buy bitcoin to keep stock at a high multiple…he needs to start making revenue in bitcoin banking services.

Strategy has a limit to the amount of Bitcoin it can require and stock appreciation through debt issuance. That I know.

Saylor doesn’t control the stock price.

Yes I know, buying and selling does. What Saylor says or does affects sentiment and that can afffect buying and selling.

Let me correct myself. I don’t know “for sure” but mathematics makes me think there is a limit. I’m open to being wrong.