Himmy Treasury

This may be the most bullish post anyone has made about $ASST or $MSTR yet. Let's talk Trillions. I was listening to @PunterJeff talk on @TNorth about making an investment grade product using unrated digital credit. He mentioned the rating comes from the structure, not the underlying products. Enter $DCAP the ETF that nobody talks about or pays attention to in the least. It doesn't need to apply for a standard corporate credit rating, it applies for a Fund Credit Quality Rating (FCQR). Because the funds inside of it are unrated, a rating agency will not just stamp it with an investment grade. So, @Strive manufactures the credit rating using a fund wrapper. They anchor the funds with U.S. Treasuries and wrap them with protective put options. The rating agencies rate the structure. So once $DCAP's options and treasury buffers prove they can keep the funds NAV perfectly flat, the agencies stamp the fund itself as investment grade. This isn't fast, this is an 18 to 24 month process from launch, but the clock is already ticking. Once an investment grade gets slapped on it then all of the sudden $SATA, $SATS, $STRC, $STRK, and $STRD all have access to a $150 trillion dollar market. That's 100 times larger than bitcoins entire market cap for those of us keeping score. @ColeMacro knows exactly what type of mandates institutional fund managers have and exactly what type of products they wish they had access to. Desks with standard allocation sizes of $50 to $100 million are going to snatch up an 11.5% investment grade product by the armload. This is the end game. The largest pool of capital on the planet and they already have the tool built.