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A subtle but important shift has occurred at @Strategy and @Strive, where there has been a clear emphasis on preserving and improving the credit profile of Digital Credit, even amidst Bitcoin volatility. Historically, the focus was simple: maximize Bitcoin per share. That is certainly still the goal, but it is now being balanced with something more scalable, which is building a credit product that the market trusts in all conditions. You can see this in the actions they have taken. They have built USD cash reserves, added Digital Credit onto the balance sheet itself, and continued to acquire Bitcoin, including through common equity issuance. Each of these decisions strengthens coverage, reduces perceived risk, and improves the overall credit profile. That behavior is important, especially in drawdowns. Over the last six months, as Bitcoin has experienced volatility, these companies have focused on strengthening the credit rather than increasing risk. If the market internalizes that this credit becomes more durable as Bitcoin moves around, then the risk profile changes. The product remains attractive even in weaker markets. That is where the feedback loop begins. Stronger credit profile leads to greater trust. Greater trust pulls in more fixed income capital. That capital flows into Digital Credit. That capital then gets deployed into Bitcoin. That creates a structural bid for Bitcoin. As Bitcoin rises, balance sheets strengthen further. Coverage improves. The credit becomes even more attractive. More capital flows in. The feedback loop continues. At the same time, higher Bitcoin prices increase the attractiveness of Amplified Bitcoin exposure. That expands mNAV premiums and improves the ability for these companies to raise capital efficiently, which ultimately feeds back into more Bitcoin acquisitions. So you end up with two reinforcing loops, one through credit and one through equity, both pointing in the same direction. If this dynamic continues, then Digital Credit could start to tap into the global fixed income market in a meaningful way. Even small reallocations from that market into Digital Credit could have a massive impact. This is why it feels like we may be approaching an inflection point for global Bitcoin adoption. It could happen quickly if the market fully understands the model, or it could take time as Digital Credit builds a track record and proves itself through market volatility. Either way, this is a very important moment in how serious capital begins to flow into Bitcoin.