Quick Breakdown: MicroStrategy turned corporate debt into a weapon, raising billions at near-zero rates to buy Bitcoin. Convertible debt gave investors upside in equity while sparing MicroStrategy heavy cash repayments. Market critics liken the strategy to a financial “Ponzi...
Quick Breakdown Credit markets once rewarded savers with strong yields, but decades of low rates and inflation have eroded real returns. Savings accounts in many regions now pay less than inflation, effectively punishing cash holders. Bitcoin, despite volatility, has...
Quick Breakdown: TradFi relies on cash flow models like DCF and dividends to measure value, making it blind to assets like Bitcoin that don’t produce income. Bitcoin resists traditional frameworks: no dividends, no coupons, but its scarcity, durability, and...
Bitcoin isn’t just a favourite among retail traders and tech-savvy investors anymore; it’s now a strategic asset for entire nations. Over the past few years, several countries have been adding Bitcoin to their reserves, either directly through government holdings...
Bitcoin’s journey has been nothing short of dramatic. From just a few cents in 2009, it reached its first milestone in 2010 when someone famously bought two pizzas with 10,000 BTC. By 2013, it had crossed $1,000; in 2017,...
