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@mikealfred Good for you bro.

Deal closed. Fantastic outcome for our shareholder group after an 11 year journey. As part of the transaction, the board has been dissolved. I am grateful to have had the opportunity to serve as Chairman over the last 6 years. We unlocked significant value. On to the next one! 🚀

@keithedwards I think this is one of those don’t ask don’t tell moments

I want to know how the woman who called 911 for Lindsey Graham knew Lindsey was having a cardiac event. She was 40 miles away in Baltimore. Was someone in the house with Lindsey? How did she know? Who is she?

@AAStack Yup and my buddy is one of them. Now, every time something happens, I gotta listen to him being an expert against Saylor. Sad part is he sold 10,000 shares and I still hold mine and when this thing starts climbing out, he’s gonna get louder and louder.

Dont be fooled. 99% of the loudest MSTR haters are former shareholders who confused volatility with failure and sold at a lost. They bought for a quick gain, panic sold during a drawdown, and now criticize the very strategy they never had the conviction to see through. High time preference disguised as analysis. Ive followed most of them for more than a year, when strategy was up they were cheerleading all the way to ATHs. Just open your eyes.

@JoshMandell6 Don’t forget that key thing on the flywheel.

Rocket science might be beyond me, but I know my way around a 4-stroke engine from rebuilding lawn mowers as a kid: intake, compression, power, and exhaust. I think Strategy ₿ has finished its intake, hit full compression, and is ready for an epic power stroke once they realize it. The amount of ₿itcoin they’d need to sell for dividends is tiny compared to the massive stack they already hold. Let them use just a sliver of that ₿itcoin for dividends while we wait for the power stroke. Stop selling stock, create scarcity in their lineup, and let ₿itcoin carry the load. @GrainofSaltSF, @phongle #GreedIsNotGood $MSTR $STRC

@Puncher522 “That’s not what I was told” lol. I’ve heard him say that like five times in the last six months about stuff. Maybe do a little due diligence before you act and opine like an expert on btc pods over the last couple years.

Be pretty funny if this was my second ratified contract referred to open. Which leads me to my next thought I have over 5000 satisfied closed clients from my 30 years of my mortgage company. I will be doing lots of referrals because they keep reaching out to me in my retirement.

I think I have my second referral for $OPEN. Not sure if they do 55 and older communities in a golf course or not, but my mother-in-law is getting ready to sell and this would take a lot of stress off of her, clean house 500 K range in Williamsburg, Virginia.

@BestTweets82 @Davo0820 I know drawdowns. I own mstr (it retired me @ 57) I was up 950%, remaining position up 139.81%. 70% of my portfolio is Bitcoin. I’m keeping my open no plans to sell. I left my mortgage co because I knew disruption was coming & these shares are my enjoyment. I might be retarded…

100k is amazing! When it does start to run, do yourself a favor and pull up charts on other companies that made big runs. Notice the drawdowns. Internalize them. There will be a day $OPEN drops $2.50. Yes you just "lost" ¼ of a million dollars in a single day. That's painful. You want to sell. Don't sell! Nothing moves straight up. Everything draws down. $OPEN will hit $82 one day. Will you still have all your shares when it does? The chart below ⬇️ is currently down 50% yet again. I'm not concerned. I'm not selling. It will be the same for $OPEN. Generational moves take time. And conviction. And courage.

$OPEN Friday Short Volume 59.7% Total Shares. 182.65 MM Shares Shorted $OPEN dropped hard yesterday after Trump posted he wouldn’t sign the housing bill. Stock gapped down from 5.40, hit a low of 4.76 in the first hour on heavy volume, closed at 4.77. Total volume 72.4 million—above average but half of Wednesday’s 112 million. Shorts were aggressive early, daily short volume around 60%. Short interest still sitting at 19.1% of the float. Classic Trump tweet dump. Daily short volume hit 59.7% of total shares traded, pulled straight from FINRA data via Fintel. That’s a solid chunk of the selling pressure yesterday.

I just hope everything goes well. He’s very methodical like an underwriter and we’re very close to the end. There’s so much grift in the whole selling process, I have hundreds of stories of realtor failures, title companies over charging, mortgage guys kickbacks to realtors. Sad.

My buddy that I referred to $OPEN is past the home inspection. They did increase the days response from 2 to 5, got that text late last night. So far so good. I actually can’t believe he’s doing this because he’s a mortgage guy that gets referrals from realtors. I love it.

@pastorcoin No kidding. I’m so tired of hearing for the last six months “ I wasn’t told that”. Dude acted like he was an expert on bitcoin dragging all kinds of people in to buy it and now he’s just finding things out. Grift

Can we stop giving Gary Cardone air time. He didn't invest in bitcoin to run a node??? Bro, then I don't care what you have to say. Bitcoin is the nodes.

@open_army_japan @mudirshin @hydr4_k No need for breaks, the car drives itself but that’s a lot of stops for charging. I’m jealous.

@mudirshin @hydr4_k Shin, I’m really worried about you. Please take breaks and get home safely. There’s no world where $OPEN takes off and you’re not here.😂

Good morning, $Open Army! Yesterday, I drove for 13 hours straight, only stopping to charge the Tesla. I made it all the way to Mississippi, checked into the hotel, and immediately passed out. I woke up at 5 a.m. Now it’s time to drive another 4 hours to our first foodie destination in Texas, Goldee’s Barbecue. They say we’ll have to wait in line for about 2 hours. 😂 I hope it’s worth the wait!

@iamjohnbaiano @Opendoor I just increased my position to 100,000 shares. I hate realtors, recently retired mortgage broker owner 30 years. I’m not selling a single share. Too much greed in this industry, it’s ripe for disruption. And if I could work remote, I would work for free for open.

The real question for the $OPEN Aarmy on the road to $82 will be: Will you trim when it becomes to large of a position OR you riding out ?? @Opendoor

@BestTweets82 @Davo0820 I bought 15,000 more shares when it dipped yesterday taking me to a cool 100,000. Crazy.. I have a buddy under contract with open just waiting for the home inspection response. Very smooth so far. They did increase their response rate from two days to five he said yesterday.

The volume tells the story. As we drifted aimlessly after earnings volume was anemic. Recently, up days are high volume. And big down days are low volume bear circle jerks. Traders are trading. Investors are accumulating. The big money is building position before earnings. Once positive EBITDA is a hard fact and net profitablity is in the forward guidance, $OPEN will rerate fast enough to melt faces.

@RyansMethod I better stop my covered calls then.

My prediction: $MSTR closes July at the 0.382 Fibonacci level... Around $127.

@Micro2Macr0 I’m not a chart guy but I thought it was over 84k?

Getting above $70,000 is when the real fun starts. #Bitcoin

@BigpictureBTC Engagement.. he has 800+ btc. He’s riding a bucking bull building a fortress.

Saylor is fading into irrelevance exactly as predicted. He’s lost the market’s trust, and the market continues to price in the risk.

@TheRobRedFord Sounds like bullshit

James Woods being a child predator was not on my Bingo card for 2026... oh wait, probably it was!

@ZynxBTC I’m up 139% on my mstr since 2022. I did take a big chunk to retire me early at 57. Hang in there it’ll probably retire you one day like its big brother did to me. I hold asst too now. Peace

I am up 52.90% on my $ASST investment since February. It's been a difficult 9 months for everything Bitcoin related due to the bear market. Despite this, the company is in a great position. Bitcoin could go to zero and Strive will be completely fine for 18 months. That is the benefit of having no debt on the balance sheet. You can do everything right but sometimes the secret ingredient is just time. Still feeling very confident about this one.

@mikealfred @TheOtherParker_ The drama is that these long time maxi’s are becoming irrelevant. The baton is being handed off to the suits and these old crusty maxis are not needed anymore. It’s so obvious and a little weird.

What's going on with $STRC now? It's just slowly drifting down!! I think we are effectively in the disillusionment phase. Over $10B purchased STRC around par, most all of it retail. Most of these folks didn't read the fine print or didn't even look at the historical charts, they just aped. There was a lot of fast money piling in here that now wants out, fast. This is similar to what top blasters do every cycle on every asset. So, as STRC climbs towards par, some of these folks will get impatient and sell before it reaches par, as we have seen. Structurally, nothing is wrong with STRC. There's more cash than there was a few weeks ago on the balance sheet, BTC is up, and Strategy has shown they are committed to STRC, that they can sell BTC without tanking the price, etc. Furthermore, the Digital Credit narrative is still alive and in inning #1. Just look at $SATA, trading close to par. STRC has a much stronger balance sheet, more liquidity, and a stronger marketing engine than Strive. The only problem is the investors that are setting the marginal price. And all of these investors that want out are setting the marginal price. So, just like with any fundamentally sound asset that goes through a drawdown, some time will be needed for the weak hands to exit and for the strong hands to accumulate. This process doesn't happen overnight, but the great thing about STRC is that you do get paid to wait. I don't know how long it will take for the supply overhang to be consumed by new buyers, but I am very confident that it will happen and STRC will return to par, with a much stronger, more resilient investor base. Digital Credit is still the only source of double digit yield that is fully liquid and transparent. It stacks up incredibly well against Private Credit. As Bezos famously said, "The stock is not the company and the company is not the stock." Sometimes, you just gotta wait.