Rob HODLs

The world is changing fast. We are navigating Hyperbitcoinization and the continued penetration of digital capital, Bitcoin, into the future of finance. At the same time, we are witnessing the emergence of digital intelligence and the AI Singularity, disrupting every business model and the way we work forever. On one side, we have a solid, never changing foundation. On the other, we have exponential acceleration and change. I think it’s the adoption and mastery of these two tools that are critical for a prosperous future.

The tales of $MSTR’s collapse were greatly exaggerated.

@K46992K Lol. Okay.

@RHodls They can't raise the divi without selling BTC again

Option 5. Raise the dividend programmatically as planned. Let the market do its thing. Wait until it naturally returns to par. Continue the ATM as planned. Stack more bitcoin. Let Bitcoin do its thing over time….

Saylor Derangement Syndrome in full effect. $MSTR didn’t “halt” anything. How disingenuous is this. Complete loss of credibility IMO. @saylor can’t control how investors use leverage to buy or repurpose the $STRC instrument. If everyone wants to leverage up and get liquidated/margin called, that’s their prerogative. But this is where $MSTR needs to be careful and better with their marketing. The instrument will have episodes of high volatility. It’s as guaranteed as greed. But when $STRC returns to par after interest rates get ratcheted up or bitcoin resumes its uptrend, they will be ATM’ing more than ever before. The question is more of “when?” IMO, not if.

@piovincenzo_ @saylor Didn’t know that! Thanks Pio.

@RHodls @saylor can't start the tweet with an "@" you might wanna delete this and repost it without that

@saylor derangement syndrome in full effect. $MSTR’s didn’t “halt” anything. How disingenuous is this. Complete loss of credibility IMO. @saylor can’t control how investors use leverage to buy or repurpose the $STRC instrument. If everyone wants to leverage up and get liquidated/margin called, that’s their prerogative. But this is where $MSTR needs to be careful and better with their marketing. The instrument will have episodes of high volatility. It’s as guaranteed as greed. But when $STRC returns to par after interest rates get ratcheted up or bitcoin resumes its uptrend, they will be ATM’ing more than ever before. The question is more of “when?” IMO, not if.

Look at that wick! Those buyers between $82 and $88 don’t seem to care…

@CerberusFM 🙏

@RHodls this is my quant

If everyone bought $STRC with cash, there would be little to no volatility. Once you realize that everyone uses margin and leverage…you realize volatility is inevitable. The play on $STRC is not the yield. It’s waiting for liquidation cascades, buying cheap and waiting for it to snap back to par once the unwind is over. We are averaging about 4 of these events a year at the moment….

@phonx321 🫤

@Danism2376 Delusional that it’ll go back to par? Let’s see where it is in 3 months.

@RHodls Delusional.

@Hanakookie1 Bingo. Unfortunately it scares out the 80% as well or discourages the 80

@RHodls Yes. Thats exactly it. 20% of the investors causing 95% of the volatility.

@Mariano04230215 😆 so regarded.

@RHodls You are retarded.

@Leonard48853116 How come? And I’m not.

@RHodls Hope you are a bot

@RedDelPaPa This is fact. Definitely going to take much longer to “season”. It’s likely a 4-5 year process.

@RHodls Sure. For disciplined traders. For the average joe who just wanted to park cash and collect a yield, that narrative is destroyed.

@BTCvitamins 🙏

@RHodls This is the alpha

@Mr_Myo302 Those that are calm and cool during panics usually win.

@RHodls The rich get richer and take advantage

@PorchDuke It’s still paying its dividend? If so, not dead

@RHodls It's mainly owned by retail and it's obvious that something paying way over bank deposit rates is high risk. Even raising the dividend won't help, you can't raise the dead - and STRC's as dead as the proverbial dodo.

@MakeStonks Yup. But it’s happened 4 times so far. So just going off of that.

@RHodls It literally has not even been a year...

@SteveHope_21 I don’t see how it can be prevented.

@RHodls I just posted the same thing. Unwinding leverage has to be what’s happening. Where are the rules that prevent such events? This is incredibly discouraging.

@PizzaLuv Thanks Pizza. 🍕 appreciate that.

@RHodls I was just searching $strc. This is the best post of the day. Earned a follow. btw...I've been on the wrong side of this. Not leverage but using it for cash. Most irritating loss in the last couple years. I'm on the other side of it now.