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I agree that it is likely an indirect Bitcoin bet. It can be attracting investors prohibited from holding Bitcoin directly by regulations (pension funds, VCs, e
by mrcode007 2y ago
I agree that it is likely an indirect Bitcoin bet. It can be attracting investors prohibited from holding Bitcoin directly by regulations (pension funds, VCs, etc).
I also agree with your assessment of tricking people with an imagined advantage based on knowing the gamble mechanics. It’s a human cognitive fallacy. Knowing != good at.
- npoc 2y agoThere's no trick. The real trick is fiat's lack of proof-of-work, which is what Microstrategy's exploiting. There is an enormous amount of money in the market that is prevented from buying/speculating on bitcoin and MSTR is the pathway for them to do this that has many advantages over an ETF. Once you understand bitcoin enough to know that the risk is very small and the reward enormous, with a finite supply (first liquid asset in the history of mankind with this quality), Gresham's law kicks in.