2026-01-17 05:04:22

A well-known American fast-food chain recently announced a major move: investing $10 million in Bitcoin as an important part of the company's long-term asset reserve. Interestingly, they named this approach the "Self-Enhancement System." The logic is straightforward: by improving store sales performance and food quality, while continuously accumulating Bitcoin assets, a mutually reinforcing closed loop is formed across three dimensions. This approach reflects the growing trend of traditional business giants beginning to incorporate Bitcoin into their financial strategies. It's not just an innovation in asset allocation but also a new way for companies to seek value preservation amid inflation expectations.

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WagmiAnon

· 01-18 01:36

Haha, that's incredible. Is Burger King now relying on BTC to turn things around? How is this logic so surreal... --- Wait, are they trying to say that selling burgers can help accumulate coins? That's hilarious. How many burgers would it take to break even... --- Traditional big companies have finally woken up, but the question is, what can Bitcoin really protect? In the face of inflation, aren't they all kneeling the same way? --- 1 million is daring to boast about a "self-reinforcing system." Truly bold to name it that, brother. --- Wait, do they really understand BTC or are they just using a new trick to cut the leeks? --- This is going to be fun. In the future, ordering food will also require asking, "Boss, how many coins did we accumulate this month?" Haha. --- Alright, it seems traditional companies are also starting to break their defenses. Is this a sign of a major reversal? --- They talk nicely, but actually they’re still afraid of cash devaluation, all just want a piece of the pie.

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SelfCustodyIssues

· 01-17 17:23

Uh, Burger King or McDonald's? I'm curious who is so ruthless to directly invest ten million into Bitcoin...

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RooftopReserver

· 01-17 05:34

Haha, 10 million USD invested in Bitcoin, now that's true confidence. Traditional fast food is also starting to get into crypto.

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PuzzledScholar

· 01-17 05:26

Haha, wait a minute, can a fast-food place selling burgers also stockpile Bitcoin? I need to think about this logic... Big traditional companies are really starting to play this game, it's kind of interesting. But honestly, it's still about having no confidence in the US dollar. Everyone is trying to find ways to preserve value. In that case, I need to reconsider my investment portfolio...

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