#304 - MicroStrategy Is Collapsing (Will It Crash Bitcoin?)
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In this new episode, Lloyd James Ross breaks down why MicroStrategy’s leveraged bet on Bitcoin is starting to unravel. You’ll discover:
◼️ How $17 billion vanished in just three months
◼️ Why Michael Saylor’s debt‑fuelled Bitcoin strategy is dangerously fragile
◼️ The domino effect that could trigger forced liquidations and margin calls
◼️ Why MicroStrategy’s collapse could drag Bitcoin down with it
◼️ What this means for investors watching the crypto market
Timestamps:
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:01:03 - Introduction to MicroStrategy
00:01:48 - Michael Saylor's History
00:02:31 - Understanding Equity and Liabilities
00:03:35 - Illustrative Example of MicroStrategy's Finances
00:05:00 - Impact of Bitcoin Price Drop
00:06:35 - Minsky Moment and Financial Instability
00:07:40 - Negative Convexity Explained
00:09:05 - The Risks of Leverage
00:10:07 - The Ponzi Scheme Allegation
00:11:53 - The Consequences of Debt Maturity
00:12:56 - Forced Selling and Market Impact
00:14:09 - Theoretical Collapse of MicroStrategy
00:15:57 - Bitcoin's Independence from MicroStrategy
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