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EPISODE · Jun 11, 2026 · 1H

Bitcoin Fundamentalists Are Wrong About Digital Credit — A Sovereign Individual Explains Why

from The Bitcoin Treasury Podcast · host bitcointreasuries

Strategy sold 32 Bitcoin. Then bought 1,550 the same week. X imploded anyway. Zynx BTC — the Sovereign Individual who tracks STRC and SATA every single day since inception — joins Alexandre Laizet to break down the STRC de-peg trade, why Bitcoin maxis criticizing digital credit are suffering from cognitive dissonance, why STRC already does more volume than every other preferred equity combined, and why institutions with 10–15% return targets are quietly circling. Follow Zynx: ⁠https://twitter.com/@ZynxBTC⁠ Follow Alexandre: ⁠https://twitter.com/@AlexandreLaizet⁠   🏛️ Institutional custody & OTC at bit.ly/bitGo 🔒 Secure your Bitcoin with COLDCARD — use code 6BT for 6% off at bit.ly/coinkiteStore 🏦 Borrow against your BTC from 8.49% at bit.ly/archlending 💼 Bitcoin executive recruitment at bit.ly/XCEio ⚡️ Bitcoin yield without leaving custody at bit.ly/hemiXYZ   📊 Track every Bitcoin treasury company at bitcointreasuries.net ⚠️ Not financial advice. Do your own research. 🟠 Stay Orange.  

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