BRITISH HODL
UNDERSTAND. EVALUATE. DECIDE.
BITCOIN DIGITAL CREDIT FUNDAMENTALS
Learn how digital credit connects income-seeking capital to Bitcoin—and how to evaluate the opportunity, the securities and the risks.
5 focused videos. Plain-English explanations. Built for Bitcoin holders.
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THE MISSING PIECE
You can be bullish on Bitcoin and still misunderstand the security in front of you.
This training is designed to help everyday Bitcoin investors understand the digital-credit model Michael Saylor is advocating: who provides the capital, how issuers fund payments, and who carries the risk.
You’ll learn to distinguish the Bitcoin thesis from the investment case for a common share or preferred security—so you can evaluate each on its own terms.
Understand the model. Evaluate the security. Know the risk you’re taking.
THE FIVE-VIDEO PROGRAM
From the source of the capital to the decision in your portfolio.
01
Explore why some investors want income rather than direct Bitcoin exposure—and how their capital can help finance Bitcoin purchases. Understand the role digital credit could play in bringing different investors into the Bitcoin economy.
02
Follow the money from security issuance to Bitcoin purchases and investor distributions. Learn to ask who owes you the cash, how payments are funded, and what happens when access to new capital becomes more difficult.
03
Look beyond the payout. Understand purchase price, total return, liquidity and issuer risk—and learn how to assess an attractive yield without mistaking it for a safe investment.
The 12% yield is an illustrative teaching example, not a current quote or a promised return.
04
Learn what amplification, dilution and financing costs reveal—and what Bitcoin-per-share growth alone can miss. Separate success for a treasury company from the outcome for its common shareholders.
05
Compare the roles of Bitcoin, treasury-company common shares and preferred securities. Understand how digital credit could matter to your existing Bitcoin holdings—even when your decision is not to buy the credit.
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Understand why digital credit could matter to the asset you already own, without feeling that you have to buy something else.
Build a framework for understanding treasury-company financing, common-share dilution and the trade-offs behind growth.
Know which questions to ask before considering a preferred security: what you own, how you get paid, and what can go wrong.
YOUR INSTRUCTOR
My goal is not to make you buy a preferred share. It is to help you understand the business model, evaluate the security, and know the opportunity—and risk—you are choosing.
This program brings the traditional-finance concepts behind digital credit into plain English for Bitcoin investors. No assumed background in bonds or preferred shares. No trading signals. No promises of guaranteed income.
The objective: become a more informed Bitcoin investor—not a more impulsive buyer.
No. The program is designed for everyday Bitcoin investors. The concepts are introduced in plain English and connected back to decisions a Bitcoin holder might face.
No. Understanding the market is valuable even when you decide not to participate. The final lesson specifically explores the perspective of an investor who continues to hold Bitcoin without buying the credit.
No. This is financial education, not a recommendation to buy or sell a particular security. It does not assess your personal circumstances or promise investment returns.
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DIGITAL CREDIT: ESSENTIAL TRAINING
Five videos from BRITISH HODL to help you understand digital credit, evaluate the securities and make a more informed decision.
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For educational purposes only. Not investment, legal or tax advice, and not an offer to buy or sell a security. Capital is at risk. No investment returns or distributions are guaranteed. Examples are illustrative; security terms and circumstances may change.
References to Michael Saylor, Strategy or other people and issuers are for education and do not imply their sponsorship or endorsement of this training.