McCoy on Nostr: Saylor is becoming harder to listen to. He seems now fully converted to a finance ...
Saylor is becoming harder to listen to. He seems now fully converted to a finance bro.
If more companies just APE into the *BTC treasury strategy* and stop making stuff (including bitcoin mining companies)…..then there’s no stuff, right?
Especially if they’re borrowing money to stack instead of creating something of value + saving their profits in corn. Everyone just stays home and gets on occasional zoom meeting to secure another loan, really?
Is MSTR a *risk free* financial instrument that is better than owning the real thing, really?
The whole thing seems counter to basic logic.
The “McCoy BSR” hinges on getting in my ass to work and producing something to save.
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2024-12-16 17:16:41Event JSON
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