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The $STRC reactor is spinning up. ATM → Size → Liquidity → Demand → ATM

$1.6 TRILLION MORGAN STANLEY JUST FILED FOR A SPOT BITCOIN ETF 🚀 THE TICKER WILL BE 'MSBT' 👀

I'm sorry if you bought $ASST before the PIPE unlock, Semler acquistion and reverse split, but that's not my fault. A big part of investing is choosing your entries wisely. My investment thesis for Strive has changed dramatically since summer last year. The company is in a completely different place now. This does not make me a shill. They do not pay me. I was aggressively warning against taking a position in any of these companies prior to any PIPE unlocking event. It was obvious to anyone what would happen. We watched it play out with Sequans, Nakamoto and then Strive. It doesn't take a genius to work out that investors were going to immediately dump as soon as they received their shares. They were up 10-20x and this sort of capital only wanted a quick win. Like I said, it was obvious. It took many months for the company to dig themselves out of a hole but they eventually did and I started to see some value. I only became a shareholder on Feb 13th with an average price of $7.92. Whatever happened before that is largely irrelevant to me. Now, some will say "but it's the same people running the ship"... yes, I know. I like the CEO and the rest of the team. Many lessons were learned but I didn't see any malice. I actually recall one of them indicate that the PIPE unlock would "bring about volatility". Couldn't get a more explicit heads up imo. Anyway, I'm choosing to be bullish based on the facts today. If you want to be bearish based on the facts of yesteryear that's up to you. Based on my judgement, Strive is the most attractive US Small Cap equity.