@RonSwanonson SO wild, Ron.
It breaks my brain to think about it for too long.
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Mocha
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@monster_models
@Strategy modeling enthusiast | $MSTR shareholder | Options seller | $STRC advocate | #Bitcoin | ex-HPC software developer | Loyal fan of @milkmochabear
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Way too many people are not considering what happens if Michael Saylor succeeds…
Everyone is so focused on failure, but they may need to stay thinking about success soon
And that is a wild thing to comprehend
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Imagine there was a country that had 21 million homes for sale, and there could never be any more homes built in that country. Then a single buyer comes in and just starts buying 0.7% of all the homes for sale every single month.
Tyler Strejilevich@TylerSCrypto
can someone explain to me like i’m 5 years old how bullish STRC is for Bitcoin
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$MSTR is trading at 1.1 x mNAV while $STRC is on pace increase its $BTC holdings MoM by ~5% without common stock dilution. This is the lowest forward PE in all of finance.
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@rodpalmerhodl This brings back so many memories of reading O'Reilly books for my career in software.
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“Hello sir, we’re here to talk to you about how you can $STRC your income.”
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@BTCoptioneer @LynAldenContact Honestly, same.
If we can't separate the merits of creative works from the fallibility and flaws of their human authors, our society is doomed.
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@LynAldenContact I wouldn’t even care if Epstein created Bitcoin.
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Ansel is right. People with this view don’t truly understand the open source aspect or the proof of work aspect fully.
A strong point about Bitcoin is that it literally doesn’t matter who created it. It can be assessed on its own merits since it’s transparent and decentralized.
Ansel Lindner@AnselLindner
🚨 "People recognize [bitcoin] is the CIA. I want to know where the databases are, where the servers are, physically.” - Prof Jiang This is the opinion of so many midwits. It's also the reason even some gold bugs cannot comprehend bitcoin to this day, and why midwits believe in centralized scam sh*tcoins. They don't understand decentralization.
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Some lunatic MSTR maxi just bought a bunch of bots to retweet my reply to Coffeezilla.
We really are in the war for the future of money 🤣
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@AngryBuhda @BitPaine Ugh, that kind of inauthentic manipulation is so unfathomable to me. It's sad that it's something that would even occur to such folks.
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@BitPaine I think this is just the new engagement game.
Come out as a crazy bear.
Say dumb shit.
Farm likes and follows from normies.
Then switch up and get welcomed to the fold.
At least that's how i'm seeing it.
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@XRPArmyNews1 @AdamBLiv I regret to inform you, sir, that you sound ridiculous.
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@monster_models @AdamBLiv I will debate and crush stupid adam anytime!
Never lost a debate and I can assure you losing to slow adam won’t be the first.
Topic The Bitcoin Network is a Digital Ponzi!
He won’t accept….just watch!
The Anonymous OG
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🔥COFFEEZILLA REFUTED - STRC IS THE GREATEST FIXED INCOME INVESTMENT EVER🔥
Coffeezilla just made an 18 minute CHARACTER ASSASSINATION on Strategy by saying it was comparable to a PONZI SCHEME.
He made ZERO arguments in his video, provided ZERO mechanisms by which the structure is fraudulent, and provided ZERO proof that Strategy hasn't disclosed the proper risks.
This didn't stop thousands of people from immediately thinking that Strategy is FRAUDELENT.
DO BETTER, COFFEEZILLA.
THIS IS YOUR RECKONING:
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@PunterJeff I have absolutely been feeling it.
As you've said, this is going to be the most hated rally.
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Can you feel it?…
The Bewilderment?…
It’s intensifying.
🟩👆🏼
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STRC is breaking through to the normies and it is HILARIOUS.
Can you imagine what’s gonna happen when Saylor buys $5 billion of Bitcoin in one day?
The BEFUDDLEMENT is going to be HYSTERICAL.
WE ARE IN THE FIRST INNING IN THE WAR FOR THE FUTURE OF MONEY.
$BTC
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Jeff, you helped me begin to think differently about risk (and I already felt like I was fairly sophisticated in that regard)! Really appreciate everything you do for us. 🧡
I have interesting conversations with my gf about risk all the time. She seems to think of risk a bit differently than me, but a lot of it stems from the fact that she doesn't trust any one thing or system (including Bitcoin but also tradfi). For her, diversification is the only way to mitigate risk. Whereas I am the opposite, with 100% in $MSTR. 😂😂
Maybe the most fascinating part is that a LOT of people (gf included) have trouble assessing the RELATIVE nature of risk, which I suppose is understandable given that the human brain is terrible about assessing probabilities. But it drives them toward some bizarre decisions when allocating capital.
PS: I agree about the FDIC thing. In my mind, there's no material difference between FDIC insured and money market for the very reason you stated.
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Everything is Risk.
Just because something is FDIC insured, doesn’t mean it’s not risky.
You just pay for the risk premiums through inflation spread across the population.
If FDIC insurance were to kick in, the money printer is turned on.
Risk is omnipresent
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@hillery_dan Sharp observation, one I'm not surprised you made given your early focus on understanding the preferred stocks. 🍻
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Notice how all the goons are coming out of the woodworks saying that STRC is fictitious yield,
when they were completely silent for STRK and STRF. The mechanism is exactly the same, however, the prinicipal is stable in the short term.
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@DissolveDC @hillery_dan 💯This.
I haven't seen very many people contemplate the ramifications of this, even in our community (let alone tradfi).
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@AlexesNakamoto Omg lol. What is wrong with people?
Thanks for catching me up! 🧡🍻
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@monster_models yes, someond did..
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MDB@MDBitcoin
"Where are the servers of Bitcoin located?” - Prof Jiang That single question from Jiang shows the misunderstanding immediately. Bitcoin does not run on one company’s servers, Bitcoin runs on a distributed network of nodes spread across the world, which is exactly why it is hard to censor, shut down, or control, plus the mining system on top of it to protect it with energy. When someone frames Bitcoin like a centralized system, they are not critiquing Bitcoin as it is. They are critiquing a version of Bitcoin that exists only in their own confusion.
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