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"BIP-110 would turn Bitcoin into a fiat currency." 🚨 Samson Mow explains why changing Bitcoin's consensus rules to block a category of fee-paying transactions sets a precedent nobody can walk back from, one that threatens the 21 million coin cap itself, on Cointelegraph.

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"I do not believe I need a cash reserve. But our debt holders and Stretch holders feel it's less risky to have one. If Bitcoin crashed 90%, we'd have two and a half years" Strategy CEO Phong Le on why the company plans on keeping the cash reserve "Mathematically I do not believe I need a cash reserve. But from a risk perspective, to satisfy our four stakeholders, common, preferred, Bitcoin and debt holders, especially debt holders and Stretch holders, they feel it's less risky to have a cash reserve. If Bitcoin were to crash 90%, we would have two and a half years" "We took the 2.25 billion down to north of 700 million. Why did we do it? Because at that point in time, that was the best way to buy back our convertibles of one and a half billion dollars. We've also said we're going to bring it right back up, and we've done it $100 million at a time" "We bought $100 million in Bitcoin last week right after we sold $2.5 million. Nobody talks about the purchase of $100 million. They talk about the sale of $2.5 million. We'll bring the cash reserve back up and refresh it over time"
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"I do not believe I need a cash reserve. But our debt holders and Stretch holders feel it's less risky to have one. If Bitcoin crashed 90%, we'd have two and a half years" Strategy CEO Phong Le on why the company plans on keeping the cash reserve "Mathematically I do not believe I need a cash reserve. But from a risk perspective, to satisfy our four stakeholders, common, preferred, Bitcoin and debt holders, especially debt holders and Stretch holders, they feel it's less risky to have a cash reserve. If Bitcoin were to crash 90%, we would have two and a half years" "We took the 2.25 billion down to north of 700 million. Why did we do it? Because at that point in time, that was the best way to buy back our convertibles of one and a half billion dollars. We've also said we're going to bring it right back up, and we've done it $100 million at a time" "We bought $100 million in Bitcoin last week right after we sold $2.5 million. Nobody talks about the purchase of $100 million. They talk about the sale of $2.5 million. We'll bring the cash reserve back up and refresh it over time"

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