bitcoinlimit on Nostr: Knowingly or unknowingly, we’re all trying to minimize counterparty risk with ...
Knowingly or unknowingly, we’re all trying to minimize counterparty risk with Bitcoin. Whether it’s a currency, a government, a company stock, or any other asset, we hedge counterparty risk by buying Bitcoin. Yet suddenly, the same people become fans of MSTR, which undermines the very purpose of Bitcoin. I’m not a hater of Saylor or his company, but I won’t touch it in a million years because it reintroduces the counterparty risk that I’m trying to avoid.
IMO … not if Microstrategy has anything to do with it.
Call me a hater but the top 1% have been buying up land and gentrification has happened always. This will continue. The 99% need to wake up.
But hey, I’m just aware of what happened at DuPont so will never trust Saylor. It is a bias.
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2024-12-23 02:42:19Event JSON
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