2026-01-12 17:31:13

Here's my take: skip $MSTR if you want to avoid extra baggage. Going straight Bitcoin keeps things simple - you're not layering on unnecessary risk. Sure, $MSTR might rip during a bull run and go absolutely parabolic, completely untethered from fundamentals. That's possible. But it's not guaranteed, and frankly, that kind of upside doesn't compensate for the volatility you're taking on. Sometimes the simplest play is the best one.

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PumpAnalyst

· 2h ago

I understand the logic of being bearish on MSTR, but this rally isn't as simple as it seems. Going directly to BTC is indeed safer, but the big players just love to play leverage games to cut the leeks. Risk control should come first.

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CryptoMotivator

· 19h ago

Stick to pure Bitcoin, no need to bother with MSTR and those fancy tricks.

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TideReceder

· 01-12 17:57

Buying Bitcoin directly is more convenient. Why bother with stocks of companies like MSTR?

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GasWrangler

· 01-12 17:52

ngl the whole "simplicity = best" argument is demonstrably sub-optimal if you actually analyze the data. mstr's correlation patterns tell a different story than what you're pushing here, technically speaking.

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