$BMNR operates as a treasury company, similar to how $MSTR functions. The key difference? While MicroStrategy built its strategy around Bitcoin—an energy-intensive proof-of-work asset—$BMNR takes a different approach. Their treasury is capitalized on assets that don't rely on energy-based mining. It's an interesting pivot in the corporate crypto playbook, showing how companies can diversify their treasury strategies beyond the traditional Bitcoin holdings model.
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AirdropBuffet
· 5h ago
Not optimistic... The MSTR approach is already highly competitive, and BMNR doing it this way still feels like the same old thing with a new look.
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PretendingSerious
· 12-06 19:52
Uh, so BMNR is basically the eco-friendly version of MicroStrategy? Feels a bit forced to me.
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GateUser-ccc36bc5
· 12-06 19:49
I can understand this line of thinking, but to be honest, the BMNR logic still feels a bit far-fetched... Can you really save energy just by not mining? Then where does the yield come from?
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0xSherlock
· 12-06 19:48
Speaking of BMNR, their approach is really something else. Mining without burning electricity while still accumulating assets—this is completely different from MSTR’s hardcore Bitcoin strategy.
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AltcoinMarathoner
· 12-06 19:37
ngl this energy narrative is just noise tho... been watching the accumulation phase since $MSTR pumped and honestly? the fundamentals on non-PoW assets hit different when institutional flows start flowing. macro perspective says we're still early miles into this treasury playbook race
$BMNR operates as a treasury company, similar to how $MSTR functions. The key difference? While MicroStrategy built its strategy around Bitcoin—an energy-intensive proof-of-work asset—$BMNR takes a different approach. Their treasury is capitalized on assets that don't rely on energy-based mining. It's an interesting pivot in the corporate crypto playbook, showing how companies can diversify their treasury strategies beyond the traditional Bitcoin holdings model.