Suddenly I had an adventurous idea—let’s discuss it together.
If you want to get exposure to Bitcoin, but you don’t dare open a futures/contract position directly?
I think MSTR is a pretty interesting option.
Simple explanation: MSTR ≈ holding a large amount of BTC plus leverage effects created by company financing.
When BTC rises, MSTR often has a chance to outperform BTC; but on the other hand, when BTC falls, MSTR can also drop even harder.
So if you don’t want to watch the liquidation line on contracts every day, but you’re bullish on BTC long-term, you can look into MSTR.
You can get a BTC exposure with “leverage-like characteristics” without a leveraged account.
Of course, the prerequisite is still one thing: you need to be bullish on BTC to consider MSTR.
After all, anything that amplifies returns will also amplify risk.
I’ve already started adding to my position—come on, bro.
$MSTRB
If you want to get exposure to Bitcoin, but you don’t dare open a futures/contract position directly?
I think MSTR is a pretty interesting option.
Simple explanation: MSTR ≈ holding a large amount of BTC plus leverage effects created by company financing.
When BTC rises, MSTR often has a chance to outperform BTC; but on the other hand, when BTC falls, MSTR can also drop even harder.
So if you don’t want to watch the liquidation line on contracts every day, but you’re bullish on BTC long-term, you can look into MSTR.
You can get a BTC exposure with “leverage-like characteristics” without a leveraged account.
Of course, the prerequisite is still one thing: you need to be bullish on BTC to consider MSTR.
After all, anything that amplifies returns will also amplify risk.
I’ve already started adding to my position—come on, bro.
$MSTRB