BTC005: Bitcoin & Michael Saylor – A Masterclass in Economic Calculation

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On today’s show, billionaire Michael Saylor discusses his big move into Bitcoin. Additionally, he goes into detail on how he conducts economic calculation during a time where central bankers are printing in an accelerative manner.

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN:
-How Michael Saylor defines Inflation, risk premiums and hurdle rates
-The fundamentals of Microstrategy
-Why he’s putting Bitcoin on his balance sheet
-Why he issued convertible debt to buy more bitcoin
-How other companies will likely follow suit

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