
Ox2market
191 posts



I never back into a spot. Almost never. There’s people at my gym who do exactly this & need to take 4-5 runs at it. It is MUCH easier to back out of a spot, than it is to back in. Fight about it in the mentions. One question / one follow-up only.



Almost a decade ago I was the Harvard economist that said that bitcoin was more likely to be worth $100 than 100k. What did I miss? I was far too optimistic about the US coming to its senses about sensible cryptocurrency regulation; why would policymakers want to facilitate tax evasion and illegal activities? Second, I did not appreciate how Bitcoin would compete with fiat currencies to serve as the transactions medium of choice in the twenty-trillion dollar global underground economy. This demand puts a floor on its price, as I discuss at length in my new book Our Dollar, Your Problem. Third, I did not anticipate a situation where regulators, and especially the regulator in chief, would be able to brazenly hold hundreds of millions (if not billions) of dollars in cryptocurrencies seemingly without consequence given the blatant conflict of interest. cnbc.com/2018/03/05/bit…





$CRWD (Crowdstrike) has a market cap $6B greater than $MSTR $CRWD was recently included in the S&P 500 for 4 positive quarters of earnings Below is a visual representation of $CRWD's historical quarterly net income priced in BTC If $CRWD were to buy Bitcoin with 100% of Net Income in positive quarters, $CRWD would have a WHOPPING 3,757 BTC on balance sheet. Over the last 21 quarters, $CRWD has LOST 18,193 Bitcoin... $CRWD is down bad in BTC terms, yet launched into the portfolio of 60% of Americans Once you see the world in Bitcoin, you can't see anything else.



Today, Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings closed at an all-time high of $77.2 billion.




@hillery_dan @JoshMandell6 Here’s my take: $MSTR should pull every lever possible, as opportunistically and aggressively as they possibly can, at all times, in order to buy more bitcoin and buy *time* for more adoption Bitcoin and the growing list of preferred fixed income securities.





















