Wu Shuo learned that the Chief Risk Officer of Strive stated that the core reason for holding MSTR is not only to gain leveraged exposure to BTC but also because, as a publicly listed company included in a market-cap-weighted index fund, its asset and liability values and market capitalization increase, raising its index weight, which may drive passive fund rebalancing purchases, creating a reflexive cycle. He also pointed out that MSTR offers an almost cost-free leveraged BTC exposure, with a deep options market that can be used for hedging and yield strategies; its BTC is not just a static holding but is used as productive capital to generate BTC returns.

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LatencyLullaby
· 5h ago
MSTR’s reflexive feedback loop sounds pretty beautiful, but will passive capital really step in and dutifully hold the bag?
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GateUser-a4680931
· 5h ago
The depth options market is underestimated, and institutional strategies are indeed diverse.
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CoralSlippage
· 6h ago
Inclusion in the index weight increase → passive buying → market cap rises, this cycle assumes BTC rises first, right?
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GateUser-e623ef4b
· 6h ago
Almost zero explicit costs are indeed attractive, but what about implicit costs like dilution risk?
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LeverageWhisperer
· 6h ago
BTC as productive capital is an interesting narrative, yield farming corporate version
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