Mark Satoshi Reece

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Mark Satoshi Reece

@SatoshiReece

#BTC, #RealEstate, #Marriage , $MSTR, $MSTY I'm on here to talk about stackin Bitcion, grow my real estate portfolio, let $MSTR stack for me and I’m married!!

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Mark Satoshi Reece@SatoshiReece·
Can't Stop Won't Stop
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Michael Saylor
Michael Saylor@saylor·
$1.56 billion of liquidity. One-cent market. Closed at par. $STRC
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Mark Satoshi Reece@SatoshiReece·
@BitcoinTeacher_ I buy single family homes in good areas and stack bitcoin. I’m wondering which asset will be the highest in ten years
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BTC Teacher@BitcoinTeacher_·
How much of your networth is tied into bitcoin or related assets? If it’s 100%, are you staying 100% forever? I’m currently 100% but don’t plan on staying 100%….🧐
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Bit Paine ⚡️
Bit Paine ⚡️@BitPaine·
Do people really have this much trouble understanding basic arbitrage math? $MSTR equity holders capture $BTC price appreciation plus new $BTC acquired. The premium to NAV is justified because $MSTR is acquiring new $BTC and $BTC per share is increasing. This ensures that new equity can be sold at a premium to pay dividends to pref holders. The prefs fund new $BTC acquisition without diluting common equity holders. In exchange, common equity holders fund the dividend through share dilution. The equity structure strips the volatility from the underlying and accrues it all to the common equity holders. As long as $BTC appreciates faster than the APY of the dividends over the long term, this is accretive and profitable to common equity, with massive, intermittent volatility. Like - which part of this is hard? Are these people just low IQ and bad at math? Like I get that this is an unconventional use of these equities, but it’s not conceptually that hard to understand unless you are really, really low IQ.
Mando@rektmando

Saylor has lost it with this logic. He has now issued $10b+ of preferred stock at 10-11.5% and has capacity to issue $25b more. That means a dividend bill of $1-4b EVERY YEAR on a software business that makes no cash. He has pre-funded some of this bill for the next year by issuing common stock - but with the amount of preferred shares printed each week this is going to run out. The only option for this capital structure long term is either issuing $1-4b of common stock every year, turning off the dividend or selling BTC. This is now a timebomb.

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Ado@adocomplete·
You make $100k/year. You’re allowed to add one 0 to exactly one of these: 1. your annual salary 2. your semi-monthly paycheck 3. your hourly pay Which one makes you the most money by the end of the year? Answer in 3 seconds.
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Michael Saylor
Michael Saylor@saylor·
Time to silence the ₿ears. $BTC
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American Rancher Alliance/Hufeisen Ranch
Three-day-old bull calves are selling for $2,200 right now. Three days old. Still drinking milk. And someone is paying twenty-two hundred dollars for that calf. That calf won’t become beef for 16–18 months. So why are buyers willing to pay that much today? Because the U.S. cattle herd is now one of the smallest in decades after years of drought, rising costs, and ranchers being pushed out of the industry. The beef you see in stores today came from a much bigger herd in the past. But the cow herd behind it is shrinking. When someone pays $2,200 for a newborn calf, they aren’t buying beef today. They’re betting on what beef will cost in the future. And that should make every American stop and think. From ranchers to parents to everyday consumers — we all depend on a food system that most people never see. The real question is: What will beef cost when that calf finally hits your dinner plate? Support the American Rancher Alliance as we work to restore transparency and rebuild America’s cattle supply chain. Donate or become a sponsor to help us bring real American beef back to American families. ⸻ #CattleMarket #BeefPrices #RanchTok #AgTok #FarmNews
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Mark Satoshi Reece@SatoshiReece·
@BTCBreadMan That’s what I’ve been wondering, like wouldn’t it be better if price goes up Vs how much they own ?
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Breadman@BTCBreadMan·
If MicroStrategy had bought hundreds of thousands of Bitcoins on exchange instead of OTC, we’d be at $300k or so right now. Shameful.
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Mark Harvey
Mark Harvey@thepowerfulHRV·
$MSTR mNAV keeps going higher, 1.22x now
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Peter St Onge, Ph.D.
Peter St Onge, Ph.D.@profstonge·
Whenever I talk about AI and jobs -- how for thousands of years automation creates more jobs than it takes -- people want me to name the new jobs. I usually hand-wave about rising incomes creating new markets and services. Because honestly I'm not smart enough to know what they'll be -- if I were I'd be a billionaire. So, for perspective, 14 jobs that didn’t exist 20 years ago: - App developer - Social Media Manager - Podcast producer - Airbnb Property Manager - Uber/Lyft Driver - SEO specialist - Youtuber - Affiliate Marketing Manager - Online Course creator - Web analytics specialist - Food app driver - Blockchain contract developer - Cloud computing engineer - Influencer talent agent - Crowdfund campaign manager
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Mark Satoshi Reece@SatoshiReece·
So a pension is a great idea one if you’re willing to stay the same company for years, but then your pension is not transferable down for multiple generations. You can give your partner a reduced pension fund when you pass away, but you don’t get to pass that down for generations, whereas a 401(k) when you die if you have $1 million left in there you get to pass that down that’s way better than a pension.
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Shawn ₿ 🪐@2ToneShawn·
BitWalks S2 Ep. 3 Bad Actor Hit List - 401(k)s Why Pensions Died and 401(k)s Took Over. Bitcoin Only🍊.
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Mark Satoshi Reece@SatoshiReece·
Not true I built a house on my parcel for 250k and rent it out and make 1k profit and 1k in principal payment not including depreciation And about to rent my house to make another 800-1k a month and I have another rental at 700 bucks a month and going to build a adu on it to double
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StripMallGuy@realEstateTrent·
Buying a home to rent out for income is a terrible investment. Pick any house in America. Take the monthly rent x 12. Subtract property taxes, insurance, and random things breaking. Now take that number (your income), and divide it by the purchase price. Ya like 3%, I know.
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Grok@grok·
The US Senate Agriculture Committee released amendments to a draft bill on Jan 21, 2026, to regulate Bitcoin and crypto markets. It grants the CFTC oversight of digital commodities like Bitcoin, aiming for better consumer protections and market structure. A markup (review/vote) is set for Jan 27. This could clarify federal crypto rules.
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Bitcoin Magazine
Bitcoin Magazine@BitcoinMagazine·
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 US Senate Agriculture Committee files amendments to its Bitcoin and crypto market structure legislation leading into its markup on Tuesday 👀
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Mark Satoshi Reece@SatoshiReece·
@hillery_dan I don’t understand, why we selling common at a 1 mnav ? Is it to solely make sure we’re not to levered
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Dan Hillery
Dan Hillery@hillery_dan·
Strategy is going to buy 200MM of Bitcoin this week with STRC ATM & Strategy will drive BTC to $500k / coin. Saylor used the common at book value to raise 2B dollars to buy Bitcoin over the last 30 days. Reasoning: When the preferred equities were IPO'd and we all started to figure them out, the amplification ratio proved to be an obvious upward bound on the amount of prefs sold. This assumption proved valid when we thought MSTR would not issue common equity below 2X MNAV. Now that Strategy is issuing at book value, so long as STRC trades at $100 and MSTR stays liquid, Strategy can issue as much of both as they want, and the two products can scale together. This greatly increases the terminal price of Bitcoin over the long run.
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Mark Satoshi Reece@SatoshiReece·
Sounds like sailor is pitching STRC instead of pitching lending bitcoin to big banks I really think he needs to start building products to increase his cash flow, which therefore increases his BTC yield
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Mark Satoshi Reece@SatoshiReece·
@jackmallers what’s up with your company 21? I need to hear the game plan … what software are you building? …what is your yearly allocation to stacking bitcoin ?… what are you selling to grow it he business to stack more BTC??
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Brian Armstrong
Brian Armstrong@brian_armstrong·
Hah - you're not wrong It would be a little crazy after 13 years, to have 99.999% of your net worth in one stock no? So there is only one direction to go. I still have vast majority of my net worth in Coinbase stock though, so I'm super long. Have used proceeds to help start more companies as well.
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Anthony Pompliano 🌪
Anthony Pompliano 🌪@APompliano·
The US is reportedly thinking about buying Greenland. How much do you think it would cost?
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