That delicious-looking strawberry cake might just be half a frozen berry on top of a disappointing sponge.
The same goes for financial markets. From the mortgage-backed securities (MBS) that triggered the 2008 Lehman collapse and global financial crisis, to today’s Bitcoin craze—what exactly is the “dessert” you're swallowing made of?
In this episode, we use a full story-driven analogy to explain why strawberry cakes can actually predict the packaging tricks of financial products. We dive into how the layered structure of MBS contributed to the 2007–2009 financial crisis, and follow the timeline to the rise of Bitcoin and how MicroStrategy (MSTR) transformed from a software company into a Bitcoin-hoarding fanatic.
Can the average investor really copy MSTR’s strategy? Or are they just another fool fooled by sweet-looking desserts?
Because what the market lacks isn't financial innovation—it’s insight.

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