Mstr does not solve this problem.

"A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a financial institution. Digital signatures provide part of the solution, but the main benefits are lost if a trusted third party is still required to prevent double-spending. We propose a solution to the double-spending problem using a peer-to-peer network."

It solves this problem:

People who trust the government think inflation is 2.7% or whatever don't see 13% true inflation. The MSTR products arbitrage this information asymetry while simutaniously b3coming the biggest honeypot for an Executive Order 6102 style confiscation. I would say there is at least a 10% risk of that happening within the next 10 years and the risk ia even greater now that the government is begining to nationalize corporations.

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The same is true of BTC ETF's by the way so if you support National Socialism and think sacraficing your investment for the greater good is for the best, buy MSTR instead of an ETF.

Furthermore, what's with the stance against proof-of-reserves?

If they are concerned with exposing addresses, why not have an independent audit and share hashed addresses that can be audited by a third party?

Hey man. Can u explain how the inflation is 13%. I'll do the reading. Just send me some credible info.

The Chapwood Index is a survey. People record the prices of the 150 most popular goods and services in the United States.

The CPI is a basket of goods cherry-picked to make it look like inflation is not correlated with M2 monetary supply. I prefer the term, CP-Lie.

https://chapwoodindex.com/