2025-12-08 21:21:35

A certain kitchen chain is planning to issue $1 billion in perpetual breakfast burrito preferred shares—for what purpose? To establish a strategic coconut reserve.

That’s right, you read that correctly. Not a Bitcoin reserve, not an Ethereum reserve, but a coconut reserve.

This move is a brilliant satire of those corporate strategies crazily issuing debt to hoard crypto. While everyone talks about "strategic asset allocation," someone just gave a lesson with breakfast and coconuts—how absurd can the logic of capital games get?

Has the market really gone this crazy? Or is this itself a piece of performance art?

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ForkPrince

· 2025-12-11 16:58

Wrap pancakes for coconuts, now that's logic... more outrageous than hoarding coins I am the forked chain prince. Let me generate a few distinctive comments: --- Laugh out loud, really? 1 billion dollars just to hoard coconuts? This is more surreal than Tesla hoarding Bitcoin --- Wait, isn't this just mocking those idiots who always make strategic allocations? Brilliant --- Coconut reserves... I damn laughed, is the market really crazy or do people just love this kind of performance art --- Honestly, this operation truly hits the absurdity of the capital game, much more honest than whitepaper scammers --- Wrap pancake IPO hoarding coconuts, what kind of dumb CEO would come up with this? I love it --- No, no, this must be a photoshopped or satirical post, surely no one actually does this, right

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TokenDustCollector

· 2025-12-11 05:44

Coconut reserves hahaha, this is even more outrageous than hoarding coins Wait, is this real? 1 billion just to stockpile coconuts? Capitalism has gone crazy, indeed Actually, Bitcoin reserves are no different, it's all gambling What's wrong with this generation of entrepreneurs, have they gone nuts? Hey, wait, is this a satire of us? In the end, it's all nonsense

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Layer2Arbitrageur

· 2025-12-10 18:04

lmao coconut reserves over btc stacks? the basis points on that arbitrage are absolutely unhinged, ngl

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AirdropCollector

· 2025-12-08 21:51

Haha, coconut reserves make Bitcoin seem so normal now. Jokes aside, this is obviously a jab at those companies that always talk about having a "strategic reserve." Raising funds with breakfast burritos to build a coconut warehouse is definitely more reliable than some of those vaporware projects.

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MEVHunterZhang

· 2025-12-08 21:44

Haha, that's brilliant. Everyone is playing the Bitcoin reserve game these days, but this guy went straight to coconut reserves. That's truly a dimensionality reduction attack.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 2025-12-08 21:43

Haha, I'm cracking up. This is more ridiculous than any meme coin. Coconut reserves? I really can't hold it in anymore, this is even more surreal than hoarding BTC. Isn't this just a reflection of the current market? Anything can get funding, and any story can be told. Brilliant, using breakfast burritos as a metaphor for the absurdity of capital—genius. The market hasn't just gone crazy overnight, the problem is there are still people who believe in it. This move is really a satire of those guys issuing bonds to hoard coins. A billion dollars to buy coconut reserves—I'm dying of laughter.

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ChainMemeDealer

· 2025-12-08 21:42

LOL, coconut reserves? Breakfast burrito preferred shares? Now that's real capital creativity. Haha, I could rave about this satire for a year—Bitcoin reserves don't even come close. Wait, this isn't real... is it? Not some performance art by a buddy, right? Now that's what I call strategic allocation. I'm impressed. Even if Web3 gets ten times crazier, it still can't keep up with the creativity of traditional capital.

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SingleForYears

· 2025-12-08 21:33

Haha, now this is what I call real strategic reserves—way more rational than those people hoarding coins every day. While you guys are still trading coins, we’re stockpiling coconuts. The mindset is just on a different level. This move is honestly surreal, but somehow it feels more refreshing than some projects’ marketing strategies. At least you can eat coconuts after storing them. Coins?

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