This $ASST hire should tell you everything you need to know about Strive’s strategy. @AdamBLiv is an AI-slop financial engineering addict who preys on the most inexperienced and least sophisticated retail investor base to sell his thesis. His understanding of these models is fundamentally flawed, and he has been horribly wrong about virtually everything in this sector. I’ve disproved his AI-generated maths and models countless times. Strive are a team of podcasters who specialise in convincing retail investors to buy their endless paper in the name of “financial engineering.” That’s it. The moment they can no longer sell that paper, the business model is over. Why? Because you are the product. You are the yield. They aren’t an operating company. They are salesmen whose model depends on convincing you to accept perpetual dilution forever. At this point, I don’t care about playing nice. Look at what these financial engineers have done to this sector. They’ve damaged its reputation and credibility while dragging the genuine Bitcoiners and builders down with them. Thankfully, financial engineering has historically earned its terrible reputation for good reason. It doesn’t create lasting value. Eventually, the leverage, dilution and financial complexity catch up with you. Bitcoin’s successful integration into global capital markets is at stake, and that integration is critical to hyperbitcoinisation. It is more important than ever that we give our attention and praise to the Bitcoiners doing the hard work: building genuine BTC-native operating businesses that require a Bitcoin treasury, contributing to network growth, advancing Bitcoin’s monetary use case and value proposition, and creating a path toward sats-denominated cash flow, profitability and eventually dividends. That is the Treasury 2.0 framework.