The more I study
$ASST vs
$MSTR, the more nuanced my view becomes.
The
$MSTR bulls will tell you dilution doesn’t matter if Bitcoin per share keeps increasing. They’re right.
@GrainofSaltSF and
@AdamBLiv make a strong case that you have to judge the entire capital structure, not just the share count.
But here’s my question:
Did
$MSTR maximize common shareholder value during this bear market?
I’m not convinced.
$ASST appears to have been more disciplined with capital, maintained a higher mNAV, and built its Bitcoin machine without hammering the common at the same scale.
I own a massive
$MSTR position, so I’m not rooting against it.
I just think
$ASST may have the better setup from here.
Tell me where I’m wrong.