Corporate adoption of Bitcoin has been hailed as a bullish milestone — but could it also be a ticking time bomb? In this episode of Unchained Opinions, we break down Nic Puckrin’s warning that the rise of corporate Bitcoin treasuries may actually threaten market stability.

Here’s the setup:

• 📈 Bitcoin’s price is soaring, and the SEC is softening its stance.
• 🏢 Companies are following MicroStrategy’s playbook of loading up on BTC.
• ⚠️ But most don’t have Michael Saylor’s low entry price or favorable debt terms.

That means many firms are buying at high valuations with risky financing. If markets correct, they could face panic selling and forced liquidations, creating a cascade effect across:

• Corporate balance sheets
• Bitcoin ETFs
• Pension funds and traditional finance

We’ll explore:

• Why MicroStrategy’s success may be hard (or impossible) to replicate
• The systemic risks of tying corporate finance too tightly to Bitcoin
• How forced liquidations could trigger a wider financial rout
• What this trend means for investors, regulators, and the crypto ecosystem

Is corporate Bitcoin adoption the ultimate sign of mainstream success — or a dangerous house of cards waiting for the next correction? Let’s debate it.

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