MicroStrategy and Saylor discovered the infinite money glitch https://image.nostr.build/6b458b2123008269e5733b7d4d7128f74140953fe198f0e0125063568f0d78d4.jpg


Only possible under a fiat system

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This is how the rich stay rich 🤑


Who pays for it? People who can’t issue debt as cheaply.


It's like remortgaging, it works well until it doesn't.

Just like Enron in the dot com era.


Microstrategy is the cabal's exit plan. Who's buying all that debt? Saylor is selling them life rafts.


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It's like remortgaging, it works well until it doesn't.

Just like Enron in the dot com era.

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one of the best playbooks ever.


in the company I work for, the cfo sees bitcoin as a pure speculative object


Perpetual bitcoin machine.

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:btc:


So MSTR is highly leveraged. A down spike in btc can stress MSTR to insolvency!


So you have an unqualified person working as chief financial officer? Does your boss know? 🤣


I think that's normal in conservative companies


Yes probably. How does the CFO feel about the EUR?


he earns more than 10 times as much as me per year, so he probably still feels relatively comfortable 😅