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Bitcoin / Saylor: Very Important Point
I would love to have someone give their best argument for how Bitcoin can go below $50,000.
Michael Saylor literally has a USD printer that he can turn on and control the flow rate.
Think about it. If Bitcoin were to go to $60,000 for a few weeks or a few months, which, to be clear is not my base case, Saylor could increase the STRC interest rate to 12% and buy 25k to 50k Bitcoin weekly.
If Bitcoin somehow were to go to $50,000, he could increase the STRC interest rate to 13% and buy 50,000 to 100,000 Bitcoin in one week, and keep doing that until the price recovers.
Increasing the interest rate by another 0.5% to 1.5% would be more than justified if he could load up on $50,000 to $60,000 Bitcoin, lower his cost basis, and increase his future capital gains.
The money would come back to him in multiples versus the interest paid.
And don't forget, STRC is a variable rate, so he would always drop back to 11.5% in 3 to 6 months once the price recovers.
I'm not making an opinion on whether it's a good thing that a single entity can set the floor by ramping up its money printing temporarily.
It's just the reality and the math of the situation for anyone who hasn't connected the dots yet. Saylor is all in, and he has many levers he can pull now to support the price and essentially set the floor.
The longer Bitcoin trades at discounted levels, and the deeper the discount, the more he will load up, and the more he is incentivized to do so.
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