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‌📢 Vanadi and Bit2Me in court over loans in a euro stablecoin worth seven cents

Vanadi Coffee, the Alicante-based coffee shop chain listed on BME Growth that holds bitcoin, and Spanish exchange Bit2Me are facing off in court. Bit2Me prematurely terminated 18 loans it had granted to Vanadi for 7.1 million euros, secured by bitcoin and denominated in EURR, a stablecoin in…

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Spanish coffee chain Vanadi Coffee adds to its holdings again, increasing by 10 bitcoins, bringing its total holdings to 223 coins. #西班牙 #Vanadi Coffee #BTC

✅ When you copy Saylor... but without his structure, capital, or cash flow, let me share what's going on with Vanadi Treasury.

The Spanish coffee chain leveraged Bitcoin and is now in a death spiral.

Key mistakes:
- Bought BTC high: They issued debt in 2025 and entered with an average of $99,000. Saylor has been accumulating for over 5 years.

- No cash flow: Their coffee shops are in decline, while MicroStrategy is generating real cash with its software business.

- No reserves: They didn't have cash to absorb issues.

- Over-leveraged: They used BTC as collateral to take out more loans and buy more Bitcoin.
Saylor uses much more sophisticated structures without locking up almost all of his holdings.

Now they're trapped:

- 61% of their BTC is locked as collateral.

- To free them, they need to repay the loans, but the debts and interest keep growing.

- If Bitcoin drops too much, they're getting liquidated.

They played the classic strategy of "BTC as collateral to buy more BTC". It works as long as the price rises and you're generating profits. In their case, it buried them in debt.

Result:
- Shares down 74% year-to-date.
- Down 96% from their 52-week high.

Conclusion:
The market doesn't forgive. Not everyone can copy Saylor.

Without discipline, capital, and cash, the same strategy turns into a death trap.

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