Is Strategy Becoming the Central Bank of the Future? | Bitcoin for Corporations Ep. 11
In this episode of the Bitcoin for Corporations Show, Pierre Rochard and Spencer Nichols unpack Strategy’s Q2 earnings: FASB’s mark-to-market EPS, perpetual preferreds (“stretch/stride/strike/strife”), ATM/MAV guidance, and the idea that Strategy could scale from ~4% to ~8% of outstanding bitcoin. They also dig into bitcoin-as-collateral, reflexivity, and treasury risk management.🔶 Connect with Pierre Rochard on X: https://x.com/BitcoinPierre
🔶 Connect with Spencer Nichols on X: https://x.com/DeSpencer_
00:00 - Introduction and Context of the Episode
01:09 - Significance of Strategy's Earnings Call and Bitcoin Accounting Changes
05:59 - Importance of Investor Relations in Bitcoin Treasury Companies
10:54 - Capital Flow and Bitcoin Treasury Market Dynamics
11:22 - Overview of Strategy's Yield Curve and Credit Instruments
14:53 - Comparison of Strategy's Model to Central Banking and Commercial Banking
19:50 - Market Reception and Scale of Strategy's Offerings
24:34 - Distribution Channels and Challenges for Bitcoin Treasury Products
28:32 - Marketing and Trust in Bitcoin Treasury Securities
30:11 - Macro Perspective on Strategy's Role and Bitcoin Treasury Competition
35:47 - Potential Macroeconomic Impact and Competition with Traditional Credit Markets
40:14 - Risks of Altcoin Treasury Models Compared to Bitcoin
41:50 - Risk Pricing and Market Perception of Bitcoin and Other Collateral
45:36 - Discussion on Bitcoin's Drawdown Risk and Capital Structure Resilience
45:36 - Final Thoughts on Earnings Per Share, S&P 500 Inclusion, and Future Outlook
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