Mitchell Askew
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✝️🇺🇸 | Husband | Save on Taxes While Stacking Bitcoin ⛏️👇
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There's potential for Twenty One (XXI) to become a public-private partnership in which they would effectively be the Bitcoin arm of the United States Government. SoftBank's "Stargate" project sets a precedent for this -- it's a partnership with the US Govt., Open Ai., and Oracle. Leveraging Cantor's position as a primary dealer with the Fed, I believe XXI will become an issuer of BTC-Backed US Treasuries + Investors get BTC-Exposed Credit with the AA Rating of US Treasuries + XXI Creates More Demand for US Treasuries (Helping out their friend Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent) + XXI taps into the $300T Global Debt Market in a way no competing company could. Effectively giving them a bottomless pool of capital through which they could stack BTC What do you think?
Mitchell Askew158,482 views • 9 months ago
With STRIKE's Bitcoin Line of Credit (BLOC) You may never have to sell a single satoshi ever again This is a huge leap forward for digital capital Here are 3 ways you can use a BLOC to build an empire while keeping your stack intact: 1️⃣ Living off BTC (Tax-Free) 2️⃣ Leveraging for more BTC 3️⃣ Buying a business All while your BTC collateral appreciates over the long-term Watch the video for a breakdown of each strategy These are just 3 options, but the possibilities are limitless Jack Mallers and his team have changed the game
Mitchell Askew60,833 views • 5 months ago
“At the end of the day, you can tell everybody to go F*** themselves. If you push me too far: I lost it, it’s gone. Sorry. Tax that.” - Michael Saylor #Bitcoin alters the game theory of taxation. Tax too much --> capital leaves your jurisdiction without friction Lower taxes --> capital (economic & human) makes home in your jurisdiction
Mitchell Askew200,886 views • 2 years ago
STRC is a glorified T-Bill. Incredibly over-hyped by the Bitcoin community. 11.5% variable yield that is going to decrease over time. Not 11.5% in perpetuity. Zero capital upside. It is better than a "money market fund" or "HYSA"? Sure, but that's a low bar to beat. Nobody builds wealth with these types of products. It's not the best Strategy preferred stock by any means. That's STRK. The fixed payment of $8 per share actually makes it far more attractive from an income perspective over the long-term. STRC is 11.5% annualized right now, but if/when BTC rallies & the Fed cuts rates, that's going to drop much lower. STRK gives you actual fixed income PLUS capital upside (non-expiring MSTR call option).
Mitchell Askew38,810 views • 4 months ago
$CEP is up 420% since last week Here’s everything you need to know about Twenty One 👇
Mitchell Askew85,785 views • 1 year ago
The Metaplanet Inc. acquisition of Siibo Securities is the biggest Bitcoin story so far in 2026 No other Bitcoin Company can replicate Metaplanet's unique position: > 40,000 BTC Treasury 🟠 > Yield Starved Market 🇯🇵 > Type-1 Securities License ✅ I bought the stock back in 2024 when they first pivoted to Bitcoin and I'm buying again here today. This is the most asymmetric opportunity in the Bitcoin Treasury Ecosystem
Mitchell Askew12,312 views • 2 months ago
Real Estate doesn't unlock "financial freedom" Graham Stephan just said the quiet part out loud Maintenance. Insurance. Taxes. Anti-Landlord Policies. The risks start to compound. Is it worth it for 4 to 5% annual returns? Not really. There are better alternatives both from a financial & lifestyle standpoint. My personal favorite? Hosted Bitcoin Mining. It has a similar investment profile to Real Estate: - Depreciation - Cash Flow - Scarcity (∞/21,000,000) But the returns are higher and the tax savings are greater (100% Bonus Depreciation) And with service providers like @Blockware, you avoid all of the operational challenges. The pivot away from Real Estate as a "bread and butter" investment strategy is just beginning and will accelerate over the coming years
Mitchell Askew11,981 views • 4 months ago
Is buying house a good investment? Not really Home Equity in the U.S. has underperformed every major asset class over the past sixty years 60-year CAGR: 📈 S&P: 7.2% 🪙 Gold: +7.0% 💵 M2: 6.8% 🏠Housing: +5.4% The fact that it has grown at a slower rate than the money supply tells us what anyone could logically deduce: The "real cost" of houses go DOWN over time + Technology improves and humans get better at building + Existing houses physically decay and lose value These numbers also look exclusively at the nominal value of home equity / final sales prices Additional costs on maintenance & interest will add up as well Watch as I break down the REAL COST of home ownership 👇 If you're sitting on a large chunk of home equity, your opportunity cost is quite high
Mitchell Askew10,636 views • 5 months ago
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