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Topic
Board Economics
Re: Bitcoin Treasuries
by
JayJuanGee
on 26/08/2021, 02:59:03 UTC
Big companies certainly won't risk assets for losses, they are very wise and choose a realistic path for the long term ahead
Of course there is an expert advisor in that field who can keep the secret

Companies might NOT be a whole hell of a lot different from individuals in terms of the conclusions that they might come to after looking at available information or their getting distracted by some of the nonsense and misleading information regarding shitcoins or not understanding the difference between bitcoin and shitcoins, and of course, companies have advantages of having a lot of potential advisors and inputs, but I doubt that those kinds of advantages would necessarily cause them to automatically arrive at better decisions/conclusions over individuals.

Even Michael Saylor had some of his earlier discussions on the topic of providing road maps for companies to get involved in bitcoin, and surely the smaller the company or the more nimble that it has its operations can allow for quicker movement into bitcoin, so individuals are going to have a lot of advantages over companies in some of the flexibility aspects, and even being able to appreciate the fact that individuals can move quicker and with fewer necessitates for approvals can cause individuals to front run the heck out of companies and financial institutions in terms of getting a stake in bitcoin.. .. and likely there is a bit of a presumption on my behalf that bitcoin is a good investment.. and purported experts might not recognize or appreciate the value proposition or have the abilities to come to the better conclusion to get some kind of stake in bitcoin, sooner rather than later.

Even though individuals are likely more nimble than companies in terms of being able to get into bitcoin, they also might end up making the wrong decisions too in terms of getting some kind of bitcoin allocation rather than waiting for everyone else first or being scared that governments might shut it down or blah blah blah other talking points in which either individuals or companies can also get caught up in the same nonsense that causes them to wait and see rather than to actually take action in terms of both figuring out what kind of stake they should take, get off zero and then act upon their coming to right conclusion and to get off zero and probably a 1% to 10% starting stake would likely be a decent and prudent starting point for either individuals or companies to conclude while they study the space more and learn what bitcoin actually is rather than getting distracted by various misleading information that is out there.