I think he is the real satoshi nakamoto, otherwise his strategy and risk don't add up.

Michael Saylor’s Infinite Bitcoin Playbook: Genius or Gamble?🤯

"Debt is a tool, and no one wields it quite like Michael Saylor."— Mr. WW.

Michael Saylor and MicroStrategy have leveraged corporate finance to become major players in Bitcoin.

By issuing over $6 billion in convertible bonds (with $18 billion more planned), they’ve positioned themselves as Bitcoin’s top whale.

Here’s how they do it and the risks involved 🚨

Convertible Notes: The Magic Wand of Bitcoin Bulls🐂

Convertible notes offer cash without dilution or collateral. Investors profit, and MicroStrategy uses them to buy Bitcoin at scale, borrowing at just 0.811% annually—practically free money.

The twist? These notes come with 0% interest and exploit the volatility of MicroStrategy's stock, making it a Bitcoin play without directly owning BTC.

How They Pull It Off 🙃
MicroStrategy has secured 439,000 BTC worth $46 billion, making it the biggest Bitcoin holder.

Investors are drawn to these bonds for their stability, while Saylor uses minimal-cost debt to increase Bitcoin holdings.

The volatility in MSTR stock gives traders an arbitrage opportunity, making Wall Street a crypto-like gambling hub.

The Risks No One Talks About 🤐
The main risk: if Bitcoin prices dip for too long, companies might be forced to sell assets or liquidate.

MicroStrategy, however, is cushioned by staggered bond maturities and an average BTC purchase price of $61,725.

Newer companies like MARA, Bitdeer, and Riot face greater risks with potential higher buy-in prices.

So, What’s the Verdict?

Saylor’s strategy is either brilliant or a high-risk gamble. Bitcoin maximalists view it as a sign that institutions are betting big on crypto.

However, if leveraged firms are forced to sell, it could cause market instability.

Mr. WW’s Take
"Saylor's strategy is bold, relying on Bitcoin's long-term value. If you’re watching, turn these risks into lessons."


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