Thanks for that link, its a good one to have!

optimism

What is mstr? 
Strategy borrowing against assets as collateral to pay their expenses?

>  rich people never sell their assets, they borrow against them as collateral to pay their expenses.

100% explanation for fractional reserve hahahaha
and clueless people still fall for this trap.

DarthCoin

I remember first listening to Saylor and he would describe how rich people never sell their assets, they borrow against them as collateral to pay their expenses.

When Saylor and his insider friends began selling mstr (they're still at it 

https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/NASDAQ/MSTR/insider-trades/

 ), it became obvious that they knew mstr wasn't an asset.

bitcoin

How and why would bitcoin treasury companies become neobanks?

k00b

I remember first listening to Saylor and he would describe how rich people never sell their assets, they borrow against them as collateral to pay their expenses. 

When Saylor and his insider friends began selling mstr (they're still at it https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/NASDAQ/MSTR/insider-trades/ ), it became obvious that they knew mstr wasn't an asset.