[upbeat music] It's been compared to the iPhone.
It's been compared to a Ponzi scheme.
Either way, a lot of people are investing and talking about a new product that's really a stock, specifically preferred stock, called Stretch, and it's sold by MicroStrategy.
You may know them.
He's like, "You know, there is no second best.
There is no second best.
There is no second best crypto asset.
Well, now-
I think that, uh, hearing that over and over again when I hear about crypto will be fun to play
... looks like he's changed his tune because his company is currently raising billions of dollars by offering something called Stretch.
The company uses the proceeds from those sales to then go buy more Bitcoin, and they claim that this has been their fastest launch in history.
They say it's growing their revenue faster than the iPhone.
So it took us seven months to go from zero to $5 billion in cumulative revenue.
And if you compare this historically to other products, uh, the most successful products in the world, the Apple iPhone took about a year to get to $5 billion of cumulative revenue.
So from a pure product perspective, you could, uh, argue that Stretch is the f-
Let's think about that for a second, saying that this financial product that requires no manufacturing, no shipping, no tariffs, any of that, is at all similar to one of the most epic product launches and subsequent sales of the iPhone is ridiculous
... fastest-growing product in the history of the world.
Wow.
Now, setting aside the fact that Stretch is not really a product, it's a stock, those are still some mind-blowing numbers.
[upbeat music] It's been compared to the iPhone.
It's been compared to a Ponzi scheme.
Either way, a lot of people are investing and talking about a new product that's really a stock, specifically preferred stock, called Stretch, and it's sold by MicroStrategy.
You may know them.
He's like, "You know, there is no second best.
There is no second best.
There is no second best crypto asset.
Well, now-
I think that, uh, hearing that over and over again when I hear about crypto will be fun to play
... looks like he's changed his tune because his company is currently raising billions of dollars by offering something called Stretch.
The company uses the proceeds from those sales to then go buy more Bitcoin, and they claim that this has been their fastest launch in history.
They say it's growing their revenue faster than the iPhone.
So it took us seven months to go from zero to $5 billion in cumulative revenue.
And if you compare this historically to other products, uh, the most successful products in the world, the Apple iPhone took about a year to get to $5 billion of cumulative revenue.
So from a pure product perspective, you could, uh, argue that Stretch is the f-
Let's think about that for a second, saying that this financial product that requires no manufacturing, no shipping, no tariffs, any of that, is at all similar to one of the most epic product launches and subsequent sales of the iPhone is ridiculous
... fastest-growing product in the history of the world.
Wow.
Now, setting aside the fact that Stretch is not really a product, it's a stock, those are still some mind-blowing numbers.
The rest of this transcript — segmented and speaker-labeled, so you land on the exact moment something was said
Search every transcript — by keyword, by phrase, or by meaning, across every show Radar indexes
Trends — what is surging across podcasts, measured against its own baseline
Alerts — when a name you follow appears in a newly indexed episode
No account is needed to search Radar.