#18 Want to Invest in Sobtree?
Become a Sobtree Investor
There are moments in life when you simply know you cannot afford to miss the opportunity.
That is exactly how I feel about Bitcoin.
Letting it pass would mean ignoring the greatest generational wealth transfer asset in history.
An asset that, when your children or grandchildren are 20 years older, will make them ask you:
“How did you do it? How did you accumulate that much Bitcoin?”
Why am I so confident? The more I travel, the more people I meet, the more problems I see.
Problems are not only about having too little money. Sometimes they are about having too much in the wrong form.
Bitcoin addresses both.
It allows you to pass on wealth, to hold significant purchasing power, to borrow against it, to make donations, to structure inheritance more efficiently and reduce exposure to confiscatory taxation.
People are slowly realizing that it makes no sense to pay for every small financial step they take, from active fund management fees to 30 percent capital gains taxes. And here is the reality: it never gets cheaper. Every reform increases the percentage extracted, until one day you know what happens.
It breaks.
That is why I created Sobtree.
By building a company that mines and holds Bitcoin on its balance sheet, using it as collateral, I reduce multiple structural inefficiencies:
• Fewer intermediaries
• Fewer taxable events
• Lower long term capital gains exposure
• Lower custody and storage costs for non current assets
I could go on.
That said, my priority is clear: full compliance. I have no intention of committing any tax offense. Transparency is non negotiable.
So step by step, I will provide complete visibility into every transaction.
How?
Simple. I have created a public link where anyone can verify every single purchase.
You can also access it directly from the website.
I know my entry price has not been perfect. I never expected it to be. If 1 BTC equals 10 million dollars in the long run, short term noise is irrelevant.
More importantly, I want this company to outlive me. That only happens if it is built to survive black swans. The way to do that is to minimize debt as much as possible.
After several days of reflection, this is the framework:
As long as the Total Cost Basis is below the current Bitcoin price, all income will be allocated to buying more Bitcoin.
If the Total Cost Basis exceeds the current Bitcoin price, priority shifts to reducing debt.
Finally, there is something I am considering, privately for now: issuing perpetual bonds at 6 percent.
Example. You invest 100,000. You receive 6,000 per year.
This is not a public offering. Anyone interested can reach out through the contact email.
The objective of these bonds is twofold:
The Bitcoin will never be sold. In fact, I intend to keep it in a single wallet, visible in real time, so anyone can verify that no coins are moved. Your bond would contribute to increasing Bitcoin scarcity.
You receive a fixed annual payment that can be sustained structurally. After 12 years, you have recovered your entire principal through payments. From that point on, everything is net gain. Potentially transferable to your children or grandchildren.
Of course, any agreement will be formalized privately under a legally binding contract.
I look forward to your thoughts.
I'm interested and will follow up via email