When we think of Strategy bank, it’s appealing to imagine walking into a branch one day and seeing Saylor working as a teller.
Maybe we will be able to sign up for a current account or receive an orange Strategy debit card in the mail.
If we do have a retail division, I suspect it will represent a very small fraction of our overall business.
Strategy never needs to become a mainstream brand to become a ten trillion dollar company.
Instead, we can be the monolith supporting the world’s financial infrastructure.
A friendly giant with the globe resting on its orange shoulders.
Don’t confuse retail and wholesale financial services.
Strategy is a wholesaler of financial products.
For example, insurance giant Allianz is a big buyer of our bonds. They’ve got a trillion in assets.
We don’t need to offer our own insurance products to revolutionise the insurance industry.
The historic returns on our groundbreaking bonds already help to finance the #Allianz policy obligations.
We can see where this leads.
As our superior products become more widely accepted globally, the quality of financial services will improve. Insurance premiums will come down. Savings products will be supercharged. Credit card reward points might actually be worth something.
Everyone knows Bitcoin makes you richer. It increases your purchasing power.
But what about the supply side? Every business has insurance costs. The Strategy infrastructure backing the new world economy will reduce costs for every company, and facilitate a huge expansion in investment.
Strategy changes everything.
It’s blue sky ahead.