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He keeps saying "digital credit". What does he mean by digital credit? How is regular credit not currently "digital"?

It’s credit built on the premise that Bitcoin is the underlying asset. Unlike other credit derivatives, which are based upon a promise to repay (bonds) or rights to future cash (stocks) which are digital via being denominated in dollars but have third party risk. This credit arises because investors are providing MSTR with money today to purchase Bitcoin, which in turn allows MSTR to offer investors various options for acquiring the capital asset, catering to different risk profiles.

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Good answer, but I still think digital credit is an overly broad and ambiguous term. But likely Saylor chose it for that very reason.

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Yeah it’s a brand new concept to understand.

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