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Is anyone gambling their life savings on $MSTR for a cool 1.25 to 1.5 leverage on BTC?

I am literally blowing my brains with a shotgun if Saylor fucks up somehow. Im 370k in. It's either make it or break it for me now.

>>57322907
Thoughts on MSTR? I want a leveraged play, since these %'s are too small, but I don't want to be holding shitcoins. Miners are too volatile.
Will MSTR continue to deliver a premium, or is Saylor fucked?
Im in EU and I can buy MSTR throught my bank safer than use website to buy an ETF. So far Saylor has delivered, but now with ETFs out im not sure. Adam Back seems to support it. Im really tempted to YOLO if BTC goes to 30k area. But I have o income now so this is fucking risky. I just want to reach 1 million and retire from divvies.

I want to 3x my networth which would make me able to retire and chill in Madeira living off dividends. The problem here is, I need a 3x that is realistic. I was thinking about MSTR for a bit of a leveraged play on BTC. Is anyone holding this? Is the underlying company doing ok? What would make this whole financial jui-jitsu that Saylor is doing fuck up?

Alternatives would be miners like MARA, CLSK, RIOT, BITF.. but those are too fucking risky in my book.

BTC itself, too pumped to get a 3x, you would need to perfectly time the top.

Any comments etc?

>>57293870
>not really
ok dude

Will MSTR crash when BTC ETF is approved?

I want to YOLO all in on a leveraged BTC play, and I think this is less insane than buying say, MARA or something. Buying just BTC, you ain't getting rich on that shit anymore unless you have a million at least already invested.

The question is, is the premium too high? Will the % of people that is holding MSTR for the lack of an spot ETF dump and cause the stock price to lower? It's already struggling to keep $600 as BTC pumps. And everything just looks so fucking frontrunned. Look at ROI from miners and MSTR last year.

I am going all in with 360k and hoping to 3x this, that would be enough in my country, then I will go into a diversified ETF that pays dividends. I will keep reinvesting the dividends to grow my main bag.

Will MSTR crash when BTC ETF is approved?

I want to YOLO all in on a leveraged BTC play, and I think this is less insane than buying say, MARA or something. Buying just BTC, you ain't getting rich on that shit anymore unless you have a million at least already invested.

The question is, is the premium too high? Will the % of people that is holding MSTR for the lack of an spot ETF dump and cause the stock price to lower? It's already struggling to keep $600 as BTC pumps. And everything just looks so fucking frontrunned. Look at ROI from miners and MSTR last year.

I am going all in with 360k and hoping to 3x this, that would be enough in my country, then I will go into a diversified ETF that pays dividends. I will keep reinvesting the dividends to grow my main bag.