mrjakewoodhouse on Nostr: We all love: - coffee - dry cleaning - flowers - meat - groceries Ie things that ...
We all love:
- coffee
- dry cleaning
- flowers
- meat
- groceries
Ie things that every local high street likely has somewhere along it.
Which got me thinking: what does it look like if you buy a small business, convert it to a Bitcoin standard, and leverage it to stack sats?
Of course the CAGR of Bitcoin is the hurdle rate which almost immediately means it's a bad idea
eg - CAGR predcition of 50% on Bitcoin means 250k of Bitcoin over the next 4 years will become 375k, 562.5k, & 843.75
So your small business investment needs to 3.5x in 4 years to keep up
How can you do that?
Well one of the reasons I like the MSTR play, plus the likes of Semler and Metaplanet, is they're leveraging the public market feature set of debt access etc
So what tools does a small business have at it's disposal? Better access to debt than an individual? Better tax loopholes? Better ability to grow income?
Point being, it's of course a lot less effort to just own Bitcoin, but wondering why a handful of good cashflowing assets couldn't become your satsflow machines...?
- coffee
- dry cleaning
- flowers
- meat
- groceries
Ie things that every local high street likely has somewhere along it.
Which got me thinking: what does it look like if you buy a small business, convert it to a Bitcoin standard, and leverage it to stack sats?
Of course the CAGR of Bitcoin is the hurdle rate which almost immediately means it's a bad idea
eg - CAGR predcition of 50% on Bitcoin means 250k of Bitcoin over the next 4 years will become 375k, 562.5k, & 843.75
So your small business investment needs to 3.5x in 4 years to keep up
How can you do that?
Well one of the reasons I like the MSTR play, plus the likes of Semler and Metaplanet, is they're leveraging the public market feature set of debt access etc
So what tools does a small business have at it's disposal? Better access to debt than an individual? Better tax loopholes? Better ability to grow income?
Point being, it's of course a lot less effort to just own Bitcoin, but wondering why a handful of good cashflowing assets couldn't become your satsflow machines...?