Michael Saylor believes that the joint participation of Bitcoin treasury companies could drive the development of the digital credit market, but the related benefits are not guaranteed.
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Saylor: Bitcoin treasury companies such as Strategy and Strive can jointly drive the development of the digital credit market
PANews September 30 reported that Strategy founder Michael Saylor said that although Bitcoin treasury companies such as Strategy and Strive each issue securities and seek investor capital, they are not engaged in purely zero-sum competition. He believes that the entry of more well-managed issuers into the market could attract new capital, improve investors’ understanding of “digital credit” products, and enhance liquidity, potentially lowering financing costs for qualified issuers. Saylor mentioned that Strive this year March disclosed the purchase of 50000000 USD issued by Strategy STRC, providing an example of industry companies also becoming one another’s customers. He also stressed that a Bitcoin price increase, lower financing costs, and higher equity valuations are not guaranteed; related products still carry price, liquidity, and financing risks.
Michael Saylor said that Bitcoin treasury companies such as Strategy and Strive each issue securities and seek investor capital.
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Michael Saylor believes that these companies are not engaged in purely zero-sum competition.
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Michael Saylor said that the entry of more well-managed issuers into the market could attract new capital, deepen investors’ understanding of “digital credit” products, and improve liquidity.
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Michael Saylor mentioned that Strive this year March disclosed the purchase of 50000000 USD issued by Strategy STRC。
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Michael Saylor stressed that a Bitcoin price increase, lower financing costs, and higher equity valuations are not guaranteed; related products carry price, liquidity, and financing risks.
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Saylor’s view is that Bitcoin treasury companies of the same type do not necessarily have to compete for the same pool of capital. If more companies issue products and purchase one another’s products, more investors could enter the market and trading activity could increase. Strive’s purchase of STRC was cited by him as an example of industry companies being able to become one another’s customers, but it is only one case.
Why it matters to readers
If market participants and capital increase, the liquidity of digital credit products and the financing terms available to qualified issuers could improve. However, these statements reflect Saylor’s assessment of potential market impacts and are not outcomes that have already been realized.
Beginners should distinguish disclosed events from future judgments: Strive’s purchase of STRC is the disclosure recounted in the article; market expansion, improved liquidity, and lower financing costs are only possibilities. Before purchasing related products, investors should consider price volatility, the ability to trade smoothly, and the issuer’s financing risk.
Risks and unknowns
It cannot yet be confirmed from the original article whether the entry of more issuers will actually bring in additional capital or improve liquidity.
It cannot yet be confirmed whether the financing costs of qualified issuers will decline.
A single purchase STRC is insufficient to prove that cross-industry demand can be sustained.
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How Bitcoin prices, financing costs, and equity valuations will change in the future remains uncertain.
The original text is PANews' account of Michael Saylor's post and does not provide the complete content of his original post.
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