Saylor Proposes Layered Digital Asset Stack on Bitcoin Base Layer

Hey @mikewmunz remember our chat on $MSTR and Treasury Companies from yesterday:

"There is “leverage” or potential amplification created inside the capital structure through issuance; then there is direct “market-facing” leverage and amplification on their $BTC holdings. This would be through options, futures, lending, and structured products that give direct exposure to $BTC price action that are issued by the companies themselves."

Sounds a bit like what @saylor is talking about.

@saylor

(@saylor ) 🤝

Yield is a feature of credit, not money.

#Bitcoin has become the dominant reserve asset, but reserve assets and transactional money are not the same thing.

#Litecoin settles faster, processes confirmations more frequently, offers lower transaction costs, maintains over a decade of uninterrupted operation, and preserves the same fixed-supply, proof-of-work principles that made Bitcoin successful.

If digital money is meant to move efficiently through an economy rather than sit as collateral, Litecoin remains one of the strongest examples of decentralized peer-to-peer electronic cash. 💰 🤝👍👍

@saylor only reading this if you wrote it yourself

@stonychambers @saylor Ain’t reading all that 🤣🤣🤣

@_Adrian @saylor @phongle His ethos is right but this already exists in what we believe to be the most efficient way possible. The ecosystem is called Alkanes, it’s not an L2, it always settles to Bitcoin (security budget muy importante), it’s open-source and with over $10M TVL it’s proven to work well.

@_Adrian @saylor @phongle Bitcoin doesn’t need any of this shit. This man is going to be responsible for bringing the whole thing down at this rate.

@saylor Only if BTC appreciates in value more than 11% a year otherwise your whole plan falls down…….i hope you are right

@asjwebley @saylor @phongle Thank you.

IMO Bitcoin itself doesn't need to scale, it's the anti-fragile foundation we'll build on top of.

Bitcoin was never meant to be a collectible. Read the whitepaper. Satoshi called it electronic cash, cash you use, not cash you lock in a vault and worship. The whole point was daily transactions without needing a third party. Somewhere along the way we convinced ourselves “hodling” was the end goal. It’s not. Spending is.

@_Adrian @saylor @phongle 💯. Well said Adrian.

@_Adrian @saylor @phongle BTC is the base, layers are inevitable.

#ETH/USDT ANALYSIS 🚨

ETH/USDT: Holding strong above the triangle support after a clean bounce. As long as support remains intact, ETH could push toward $2.3K–$2.5K resistance.

A breakout may spark a larger bullish move, while a break below support would invalidate the setup.

#ETH

@GbhoyDownUnder 1. It's not even debt - this proves my point about corporate finance being hard

2. P2P transactions - show me numbers pls

3. Credit grift - where grift?

4. Is this sovereign economy in the room with us right now?

@saylor 👀👀

“Digital credit" is just fiat debt in a Bitcoin trench coat

Yield-chasing isn't adoption. It’s the same old parasites looking for a new host

True power is self-custody, P2P transactions, and ignoring the credit grift entirely

Build the sovereign economy or get left behind legends 🫡

@_Adrian @saylor @phongle Agree.

@YaKhaleepha @saylor @phongle You'd be surprised by how many "Bitcoiners" don't know about Finney's views on BTC. He saw the endgame before everyone.

@saylor @BitcoinADUK Bitcoin is the future of finance.

Stack as much as you can at these prices.🔸

@RetroCryptoHQ @saylor @phongle No.