Rhyss B

🚨 Something very unusual just happened. Someone purchased an insane amount of VIX calls. In other words, a big player is betting the market will crash soon and he's doing it with a lot of money. Nobody drops millions on VIX calls unless they know something we don’t. VIX calls only pay off when volatility explodes, which almost always means stocks are getting smoked. The last time the VIX was sitting this calm before getting blown up was early April 2025. 8 trading days later, the VIX exploded from under 17 to over 60. The S&P 500 had one of its worst 2-day drops since the 1987 crash. Trillions in market cap wiped out. We will keep watching. When we make a new move in the market, we will let you know. Turn on notifications so you don’t miss our alerts, this is extremely important. Many people will wish they followed us sooner.

Ladies and gentlemen, it’s here.

For 5 years Michael Saylor told the world he would never sell Bitcoin. Last night that changed. On Strategy’s Q1 2026 earnings call, Saylor admitted his company will probably start selling. This is the complete opposite of what he has been preaching since 2020. Strategy holds 818,334 Bitcoin at an average cost of $75,537 per coin. That’s $61.8 billion deployed into Bitcoin since August 2020. Nearly 6 years of relentless buying. Bitcoin is now around $81,000. Their entire stack is up around 7% in almost 6 years. That’s roughly 1% per year. The S&P 500 returns about 10% per year on average. Bitcoin itself is up 700%+ over the same period. Strategy bought Bitcoin the entire way up and still barely broke even. This is what happens when you buy aggressively at every price with no discipline. You drag your average cost higher and higher until you have no margin of safety left. And now they have a real problem: Strategy issued a preferred stock called STRC that pays an 11.5% annual dividend. That’s $1.5 billion in dividend obligations they have to fund every year, no matter what Bitcoin does. So when Bitcoin dropped from $87K to $68K in Q1, Strategy posted a $12.5 billion net loss. The largest in the company’s history. Now Saylor has to sell the very thing he built his entire brand on never selling, just to pay dividends on a financial product his own company created. When we start buying BTC again, we will share it here. Turn on post notifications so you don’t miss our alerts, this is VERY important. A lot of people will wish they followed us sooner.