Not too late to get away from a $MSTR position. Besides the uncanny price action relative to prior cycle, I think any upside for MSTR vs Bitcoin in what remains this cycle is minimal and simply doesn't warrant the risk. Equity holders are the exit liquidity at this stage. And that's assuming Bitcoin has upside still. If it doesn't, MSTR drops like a stone.

I’m sorry, but I have to post this here. I’m a Metaplanet investor and this just pisses me right off. Not only did they artificially suppress the price even lower on top of all of this he received a 10% discount on his shares. Sweeps the absolute bottom. Stock pumps to “Limit Up” his investment is immediately at a 30% gain and now he’s on here bragging about it. I’m about to allocate everything into $TSWCF after seeing this. @asjwebley The only recommendation I ask is in the future with institutional investing, you request them not to rub it in the retails face. Green day or not this is just wrong.

MACD just turned GREEN on @_ALCPB Last time this happend the stock went on a 1,172% fiat rally from € 0.48 to € 5.96...

This is why MSTR exists From a listener to our spaces ------------------------------------------------ "Hi, from the Middle East here. Thank you for everything you do. You’re orange pilling the world. Been a consistent listener to your spaces. I just listen, never talk. But I want to give you a little perspective. I can’t buy Bitcoin. Can’t buy iBIT. There is not an exchange for this where I live. There is no access to BTC. The only BTC I can buy is MSTR. Because it’s in the NASDAQ Yes, Michael Saylor is hope. Hope to meet you one day."

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@saylor just took 2 months of $MSTR to $IBIT ratio recovery and crushed it within 2 weeks. Sentiment is not good on $MSTR, we're seeing the biggest cheerleaders totally change their tune Strategy's playbook. About a year ago I said that my play was to just hold spot Bitcoin in $IBIT because it removed this dynamic of management. Well, I'm glad I went far heavier in $IBIT, than I did in $MSTR. The question is, why would anyone buy and hold $MSTR right now rather than just holding Bitcoin or $IBIT? There upside is clearly much more favorable in $IBIT right now and you don't have to worry about constant dilution with every incremental rise in the price of Bitcoin. Please chime in.

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My Bitcoin Treasury discussion with @IIICapital. 0:00 – Intro 1:00 – First priority as Director of Bitcoin Strategy 3:11 – Should Bitcoin companies copy MSTR’s preferreds? 5:02 – Structuring credit: BTC Ratings from 2 to 10 6:25 – Long-term CAGR for Bitcoin vs. S&P 500 8:28 – Why Bitcoin has fewer risks than stocks 10:36 – The global index with no counterparty risk 15:14 – Is Bitcoin a global productivity index? 16:56 – Will MSTR join the S&P 500? 18:14 – Why Vanguard owns MSTR 19:23 – Unlocking passive capital for Bitcoin 21:14 – Why BTC companies magnetize capital 23:24 – Mag 7 adoption playbook: fast vs. slow 25:47 – Most CEOs don’t want the money 27:15 – Who should adopt Bitcoin—and who won’t 29:20 – Why MSTR is going all-in on preferreds 31:21 – Preferreds are better than convertibles 32:32 – Will BTC companies still trade above NAV in bear markets? 34:09 – Why 2022 was a crypto-catalyzed bear market 35:14 – The difference between 1.1x and 100x leverage 37:07 – How to defend BTC NAV with credit instruments 39:14 – How to create a Bitcoin short squeeze 41:20 – Why shorts don’t have the courage 43:20 – The future of BTC-backed credit and equity 45:04 – A new theory of Bitcoin corporate finance 49:30 – Copy MSTR: it’s good for everyone 50:26 – Harvard’s outdated Bitcoin case study 52:16 – Why the smartest firms are making bad moves 54:16 – Why academics ignore Strategy’s success 55:15 – How the world could look in four years 57:09 – Final thoughts and wrap-up