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"Volatility is vitality." - Simon Gerovich It unlocks financing tools like convertible bonds, attracts institutional investors, and boosts liquidity to strengthen corporate balance sheets. #Bitcoin volatility isn’t a drawback—it’s an advantage.

Bitcoin For Corporations

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RainMakr1 year ago

@gerovich @DylanLeClair_ @SemlerEric Volatility is vitality. Embrace it. @RainMakr_xyz builds with the same energy.

PvP1 year ago

@gerovich @DylanLeClair_ @SemlerEric Volatility fuels growth. Strength comes from movement. At @PvPGameHub, we bring that same drive to gaming.

DanielK1 year ago

@BitcoinMagazine @gerovich @DylanLeClair_ @SemlerEric Big time

XAID1 year ago

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TraderCooler Is Based1 year ago

@gerovich @DylanLeClair_ @SemlerEric It's not volatility alone. As @gerovich noted, you need volume, too.

DefiWana💙1 year ago

@gerovich @DylanLeClair_ @SemlerEric It's the time to think and make decisions

Themis 🪽1 year ago

@BitcoinMagazine @gerovich @DylanLeClair_ @SemlerEric In the same way, @H_1_V_E leverages volatility to drive community engagement. Through incentivized campaigns, we help projects build active, real followers, not ghost ones. Hive turns every moment of market movement into an opportunity for growth.

⚡️BossFam1 year ago

@BitcoinMagazine @gerovich @DylanLeClair_ @SemlerEric I truly agree 👍 💯

Crypto with Ankit1 year ago

@gerovich @DylanLeClair_ @SemlerEric Will see the Volatility ⚡️

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STRATEGY IS BUILDING FOR 2026 -- NOT TRADING FOR IT Phong Le just laid it out pretty clearly: ✅ They’re treating 2026 as a big year for $BTC and $MSTR ✅ Over the last two weeks, they accelerated capital building ✅ Bitcoin balance: ~$65B ✅ U.S. dollar reserves: $2.25B Why? To support their preferred equity product $STRC (“Stretch”). $STRC is already $3B+, pays ~11% tax-deferred dividends, and only needs Bitcoin to grow ~1.5% per year to sustain payouts -- without selling $BTC or constantly issuing new shares. It’s a Bitcoin balance-sheet engineering designed to last decades. They’re not asking “can Bitcoin survive volatility?” They’re asking “how fast can we scale around it?” Different mindset. Different timeframe.

STRATEGY IS BUILDING FOR 2026 -- NOT TRADING FOR IT Phong Le just laid it out pretty clearly: ✅ They’re treating 2026 as a big year for $BTC and $MSTR ✅ Over the last two weeks, they accelerated capital building ✅ Bitcoin balance: ~$65B ✅ U.S. dollar reserves: $2.25B Why? To support their preferred equity product $STRC (“Stretch”). $STRC is already $3B+, pays ~11% tax-deferred dividends, and only needs Bitcoin to grow ~1.5% per year to sustain payouts -- without selling $BTC or constantly issuing new shares. It’s a Bitcoin balance-sheet engineering designed to last decades. They’re not asking “can Bitcoin survive volatility?” They’re asking “how fast can we scale around it?” Different mindset. Different timeframe.

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26,580 views • 5 months ago

📺 The Bitcoin For Corporations Show Episode 25 now live — hosted by Pierre Rochard Spencer Nichols (Spencer Nichols) and Pierre break down Strategy’s latest earnings call and explain why its #Bitcoin-backed digital credit products may redefine corporate finance. 00:00 – Why Strategy’s Digital Credit Is the Real Product 05:00 – Bear-Market Stress Testing Without Margin Calls 10:00 – Bank Credit vs Non-Bank Credit Explained 15:00 – Bitcoin-Backed Lending and Institutional Demand 20:00 – STRC vs Bitcoin: Volatility and Yield 25:00 – Who These Products Are Actually For 30:00 – Ideology vs Adoption in Bitcoin Finance 35:00 – Strategy’s Plan to Increase Bitcoin Per Share 40:00 – Rates, Liquidity, and the AI Macro Backdrop 45:00 – Quantum Risk, Consensus, and “Don’t Panic” 50:00 – Security, Governance, and Bitcoin’s Upgrade Path 55:00 – What This Means for Bitcoin’s Financial Future 01:00:00 – Final Thoughts on Credit, Volatility, and Adoption

📺 The Bitcoin For Corporations Show Episode 25 now live — hosted by Pierre Rochard Spencer Nichols (Spencer Nichols) and Pierre break down Strategy’s latest earnings call and explain why its #Bitcoin-backed digital credit products may redefine corporate finance. 00:00 – Why Strategy’s Digital Credit Is the Real Product 05:00 – Bear-Market Stress Testing Without Margin Calls 10:00 – Bank Credit vs Non-Bank Credit Explained 15:00 – Bitcoin-Backed Lending and Institutional Demand 20:00 – STRC vs Bitcoin: Volatility and Yield 25:00 – Who These Products Are Actually For 30:00 – Ideology vs Adoption in Bitcoin Finance 35:00 – Strategy’s Plan to Increase Bitcoin Per Share 40:00 – Rates, Liquidity, and the AI Macro Backdrop 45:00 – Quantum Risk, Consensus, and “Don’t Panic” 50:00 – Security, Governance, and Bitcoin’s Upgrade Path 55:00 – What This Means for Bitcoin’s Financial Future 01:00:00 – Final Thoughts on Credit, Volatility, and Adoption

Bitcoin For Corporations

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