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Here's what Claude and ChatGPT think is the most likely scenario:
"Strategy survives the next 5 years but as a shadow of its former self, with existing shareholders suffering 80-95% dilution. The company becomes a cautionary tale about the limits of financial engineering, regardless of whether Bitcoin reaches high prices. The complex web of preferred stocks and convertible debt creates a doom loop where each financing makes the next one more expensive and dilutive. The preferred stock offerings (STRC, STRK, STRF, STRD) are essentially desperate attempts to buy time, but each new debt issue continues to worsen the situation, diluting the equity they've been issuing against"
Odds:
  • 25% success - bitcoin reaches $500K+ by 2030, and the math works out
  • 50% managed decline
  • 25% financial collapse
Whether this is a good analysis, time will tell (I certainly can't).
Reminds me of the OHM siegnorage strategy, unless the shares can be redeemed for bitcoin
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