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How To Think About Bitcoin Treasury Companies: A Bitcoiner's Dilemma In The Age Of Rampant Speculation Authored by Joakim Book via BitcoinMagazine.com, With bitcoin treasury companies bringing Wall Street into hype mode and new Saylor contenders launching weekly, what's a Bitcoiner supposed to do? At this, our fiat end times, mNAVs games and regulatory arbitrage are either a recipe for disaster or the blueprint for unbelievable wealth. Strategy, Michael Saylor and MSTR have taken over Wall Street. To many people's chagrin, the suitcoiners and corporates are here: Bitcoin held by corporations in the form of bitcoin treasury companies is hypnotic to look at. It has captured more or less everyone's mind — mine, included. It's the latest fad on the world's capital markets, celebrated by a narrow sway of financially savvy Bitcoiners and insiders, yet hated by tradfi people who can't for the love of humanity understand why anybody, let alone a company, would want bitcoin at all. Ever...

The Great Bond Scam: Wall Street's Biggest Myth Exposed Authored by Nick Giambruno via InternationalMan.com, There's a ridiculous and pervasive notion in finance that US Treasuries are “risk free.” People repeat it without thinking. Financial institutions build portfolios around it. And for decades, the world has blindly accepted this trope as gospel. As a result, bonds—especially US Treasuries—became the de facto savings account for many in the post-1971 fiat currency era. Widely regarded as a safe, conservative place to park capital, US Treasuries are the foundation of the massive global bond market. The global bond market is now estimated to be worth more than $300 trillion. Why? Because the masses were told this was the smart, safe thing to do. Compare that to all the gold ever mined in the world: worth about $22 trillion. That's a mere 7% of the global bond market. But here's the problem: bonds are on track to become a graveyard for capital. They will no longer serve as a reli...

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