that's all you're after, huh. _You think I'm fueled by anger and frustration?!_ 

Yeah, probably right -.-

Yes, but it wouldn't trigger Den quite as much

Undisciplined

Perhaps a safer bet would be for Berkshire to simply create its own stablecoin. Its already buying treasuries with its cash pile, so buying treasuries and issuing a stablecoin against it would allow it to earn same amount of passive income from underlying treasuries....with the benefit that they could earn a secondary income stream on the stablecoin it issued (ie. make overcollateralized loans in defi).

Obviously shouldn't do that with 100% of their cash pile, but it seems to me some type of similar strategy will soon become the norm as it creates a greater-than-treasury income potential with about the same risk profile.

Stacker_Stocks

econ

The OG Fiat Saylor: Berkshire Hathaway Stacking Dollars, Not Sats (FT)

denlillaapan

Perhaps a safer bet would be for Berkshire to simply create its own stablecoin. Its already buying treasuries with its cash pile, so buying treasuries and issuing a stablecoin against it would allow it to earn same amount of passive income from underlying treasuries....with the benefit that they could earn a secondary income stream on the stablecoin it issued (ie. make overcollateralized loans in defi). 

Obviously shouldn't do that with 100% of their cash pile, but it seems to me some type of similar strategy will soon become the norm as it creates a greater-than-treasury income potential with about the same risk profile.