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Michael Saylor: The core of the digital credit theory is to acquire Bitcoin and issue credit

2026-03-14 22:51:53
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Michael Saylor posted on the X platform stating that a brief discussion on digital credit includes:

  1. Acquiring a large amount of appreciated capital (BTC);
  2. Issuing credit (STRC) against that capital, over-collateralized by equity;
  3. Monetizing part of the appreciated gains through direct or derivative means (MSTR) to fund dividends.

Credit investors exchange volatility, risk, duration, and performance with equity investors. Credit (STRC) gains cash flow and stability. Equity (MSTR) experiences amplified value performance and volatility.

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