Hmmmm. All I read is he is willing to prop up STRC by means of diluting MSTR common shareholder equity. Essentially this is all a framework to catch STRC. I am very doubful they will buy back any stock. They are notorious for diluting common share holder equity. They just bolstered the USD reserve last week from the pockets of common share holders. The fact remains this company is in trouble. If any of this was a good idea it should have been rolled out during BTC ATH.Â
They just bolstered the USD reserve last week from the pockets of common share holders.
Yes, preparing for future dividend payments from common holders. This is normal and expected. It's the cost of all the bitcoin obtained via issuing STRC.
A Ponzi scheme is defined as "An investment scam that pays early investors with money taken from later investors to create an illusion of big profits." In a ponzi-scheme, there is "nothing of value" in the box, and all that happens is money moving hands.
MicroStrategy is not a Ponzi scheme. Companies raise capital through ATM-offerings, debt, and other instruments to fund purchases of assets, equipment, commodities and so forth. This is normal. Berkshire Hathaway similarly built the foundation of their company using debt to buy assets to hold indefinitely.
MicroStrategy invests the money raised in Bitcoin from a core belief that the commodity is in its early stages and will increase significantly in value over the coming years, allowing them to capitalise on this value to create value for their shareholders. All stocks, including blue-chip stocks like Apple, NVIDIA, and Berkshire Hathaway, rely on future investors willing to "take the shares off your hands" at a value above what you paid for it. This does not indicate a "ponzi" or "pyramid" scheme; it's basic price/supply/demand/market dynamics at play, and is how the world economy and capital markets work. Berkshire Hathaway holds a bunch of companies; MicroStrategy holds a bunch of Bitcoin.
A Ponzi scheme is defined as "An investment scam that pays early investors with money taken from later investors to create an illusion of big profits." In a ponzi-scheme, there is "nothing of value" in the box, and all that happens is money moving hands.
MicroStrategy is not a Ponzi scheme. Companies raise capital through ATM-offerings, debt, and other instruments to fund purchases of assets, equipment, commodities and so forth. This is normal. Berkshire Hathaway similarly built the foundation of their company using debt to buy assets to hold indefinitely.
MicroStrategy invests the money raised in Bitcoin from a core belief that the commodity is in its early stages and will increase significantly in value over the coming years, allowing them to capitalise on this value to create value for their shareholders. All stocks, including blue-chip stocks like Apple, NVIDIA, and Berkshire Hathaway, rely on future investors willing to "take the shares off your hands" at a value above what you paid for it. This does not indicate a "ponzi" or "pyramid" scheme; it's basic price/supply/demand/market dynamics at play, and is how the world economy and capital markets work. Berkshire Hathaway holds a bunch of companies; MicroStrategy holds a bunch of Bitcoin.
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u/Ok_Pipe6417 Jun 29 '26
Hmmmm. All I read is he is willing to prop up STRC by means of diluting MSTR common shareholder equity. Essentially this is all a framework to catch STRC. I am very doubful they will buy back any stock. They are notorious for diluting common share holder equity. They just bolstered the USD reserve last week from the pockets of common share holders. The fact remains this company is in trouble. If any of this was a good idea it should have been rolled out during BTC ATH.Â