It is for me. I am tracking btc/share weekly. The yield is about 1% more satoshis per week over the past few weeks. I know this isn’t mining but for someone that doesn’t have technical skills it seems like a good proxy because it’s helping me think in sats.
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10 sats \ 3 replies \ @Skipper 26 Dec
$MSTR is not Bitcoin, stop with this shit.
You don't own the coins, you don't even own the stock itself and the gov will know what you bought/sold and force you to pay taxes.
Forget about 'yields', stack sats through Robosats or any other P2P market and hodl.
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0 sats \ 2 replies \ @2112 OP 26 Dec freebie
I take your points for sure. I haven’t fully done the work to move from tradfi to bitcoin. MSTR is part of my journey tho. I feel like I’m stuck in tradifi quick sand with $ stuck in retirement plan and not much disposable income to stack, so it’s a way I can simulate stacking through a yield. Probably as bad to a maxi as loaning btc for yield, but I though I’d share. My hope is to grow retirement plan, do a lump sum withdrawal and get a .25 btc into cold storage within 3 years to safeguard my future.
0 sats \ 0 replies \ @BeeAye 26 Dec
its a way to get fiat returns if you successfully exit. not a way to stack sats.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @2112 OP 26 Dec freebie
I see it as a 2nd derivative of stacking. Each week they buy more the sats per share increases - so it’s kind of like stacking. You can track it here https://www.mstr-tracker.com/ but you’re right it will all hinge on the exit