Jun 24, 2026 · 29 min · 9 segments
These updates have the potential to change the whole market. Ted and Pav are catching up on the mic this week to chat about all the latest action in the markets. While everyone else seems completely…
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If you're big in the crypto world, you would have seen a lot of chatter around this strategy and Michael Saylor and is it all going to come crumbling down? For a long time, they just used all their cash to buy Bitcoin and accumulated a lot.
And then in the last few years, they've sort of pivoted a little bit when they're all focusing on Bitcoin, but they've launched some other products which are starting to come into question.
They basically say to the market, look, we've been doing this for this many years.
We've returned this much percent.
This is what we're offering you.
The ecosystem or strategy is paying you a yield.
And what you're doing is you're giving them fresh money for them to go out and buy more Bitcoin.
It's not a loan, but it looks and feels and smells like a loan.
They've like, from a risk perspective, stopped issuing as much common preferred stocks.
Could they get liquidated? The answer is like very, very unlikely.
Can you imagine if
we did drop that low and then strategy on mines? Like, man, it's going to take a lot to come back from that.
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If you're big in the crypto world, you would have seen a lot of chatter around this strategy and Michael Saylor and is it all going to come crumbling down? For a long time, they just used all their cash to buy Bitcoin and accumulated a lot.
And then in the last few years, they've sort of pivoted a little bit when they're all focusing on Bitcoin, but they've launched some other products which are starting to come into question.
They basically say to the market, look, we've been doing this for this many years.
We've returned this much percent.
This is what we're offering you.
The ecosystem or strategy is paying you a yield.
And what you're doing is you're giving them fresh money for them to go out and buy more Bitcoin.
It's not a loan, but it looks and feels and smells like a loan.
They've like, from a risk perspective, stopped issuing as much common preferred stocks.
Could they get liquidated? The answer is like very, very unlikely.
Can you imagine if
we did drop that low and then strategy on mines? Like, man, it's going to take a lot to come back from that.