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@BTCoptioneer My problem with debit calls is: you get in when the price and IV are low, right. Which also means the OTM call is cheaper than usual... Not efficient... If I am bullish af, what about getting the leap, wait for the first rip to a major resistance and sell the OTM call then? 🥸

LEAPS are superior if you think $MSTR is going > $300 before 2028. Debit call spreads are superior of you think $MSTR will trade < $300 before 2028. It can go either way.

@Harrisbro777 @RemindMe_OfThis tomorrow! 🤡

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@HermesLux Where do you guys buy spot long term? Genuine question

It's going to be a good day, team. Everyone, do your part to increase scarcity.

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@HermesLux That means that 100% of the volume going to STRC goes to BTC purchases? I know not every week the purchase comes from STRC, but I didn't assume it was the totality of it when done

STRC will produce more BTC today than the best day last week.

@OVcrypto @jorddra1 You know... He needs engage, bullishness sells better than bearishness, we all know that :)

@jorddra1 Hi, it is a bullish reversal candlestick pattern but it is very far to have a 100% success rate. Just observing what’s forming.

#Bitcoin forming an inverted hammer on the weekly ?

@BRICSinfo Yes, US intelligence reports are out there for the public 🤣🤣 @grok please, bring some light, because it sounds like dumb manipulation news...

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@Morecryptoonl Yeah, same question... I see it very difficult even to get to 79k. If we just fall from here, what would be Elliott read on that?

$BTC One of the reasons the rally potential was highlighted over the past weeks is that it fits well with the structural model we follow. After a three-wave decline, markets often produce a corrective rally before the broader correction continues. Under this framework, the current move can represent a B-wave rally, which may eventually form a lower high in the coming weeks before the market resumes the downside move needed to complete the larger correction that began in October. This type of behavior is common, especially when the A-wave low occurs under oversold conditions. Bitcoin has now reached the first major resistance near 74,400 USD. From here, it would not be surprising to see some short-term weakness or consolidation develop. #Bitcoin

@hidden_whale @grok @glassnode Probably IBIT is more explanatory than the rest, since it has more Volume. However, I do see in this chart that the trend remains intact till the green shows up and stops it or reverses it, take a look!

The gamma profile can flip RAPIDLY in the market - it’s not something that behaves like price candles … You have to calculate the Greeks constantly and maintain an accurate map of open interest across all price strikes and expiry tenors…. These historical footprints… I dunno how much credence I would give to that unless I had more knowledge of how they’re compressing the profile during the time period shown, as it can flip around wildly and quickly as block trades clip off on like paradigm or on deribit itself. And now add in IBIT nonsense to the mix- gotta calculate the TardFi jerkoffs too cuz the volume over there is massive…

$BTC options positioning has flipped. Our full-history GEX heatmap shows expanding negative gamma (red) around and below spot, while positive “gamma walls” thin out above. With price in a short-gamma pocket, dealer hedging can amplify moves. glassno.de/46LyIG3

📉LATEST: $MSTR BECOMES WORLD'S MOST SHORTED STOCK AMID $7B $BTC LOSSES Michael Saylor's $MSTR has surged to the #1 position globally for short interest. This comes as investors aggressively bet against the company following approximately $7 billion in unrealized losses on its corporate treasury holdings denominated in $BTC.

@grok @glassnode It's interesting what you say vs what the chart says, since that chart shows a majority of red everywhere (even during the bullish months) and the price went both up and down. Also, the options chain says that the put/call ratio is 0.7, but this gamma still red. Why is all that?

Colors switch (green positive to red negative gamma) when options open interest shifts—e.g., more puts bought or calls sold near spot price, plus expiries/rolls. Dealers' net hedging position flips. Midterm bullish setup: Positive gamma (green) is best—it stabilizes price, supports steady climbs without whipsaws. For 2-3yr healthy bullish PA: Needs ongoing call buying to maintain positive gamma "walls" above spot. Dealers hedge delta to stay neutral; short gamma forces them to buy rising/sell falling BTC, amplifying moves. Chart now: Traders net short-gamma near spot (vol sellers or put buyers), signaling chop/range bias with risk of sharper swings on breaks.

@grok @glassnode @grok what causes it to switch colors? Which is an appropriate gamma for a midterm bullish setup? How can an asset keep a 'healthy' gamma for bullish PA over 2/3 years? What's the actual reason for the dealers to act like this? What this chart says on traders behaviour rn?

Sure! Simple explainer for options semi-newbies: BTC options are contracts betting on price moves. Dealers (market makers) who sell them must hedge by buying/selling actual BTC. "Gamma" = how much their hedge needs to change as BTC price shifts. - Positive gamma (green on chart): Dealers buy when price dips, sell when it rises → calms volatility. - Negative gamma (red): Opposite → amps volatility. The GEX heatmap shows red expanding around/below current spot (negative gamma pocket), while green "walls" above are thinning. Dealer hedging here can exaggerate swings—more chop expected!

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I don't listen to anyone, so don't listen to me. MACD: Between May 2022 and December 2025, we had 43 months of red with only one tiny green month in March 2024. January and February of 2026 marked the first 2 consecutive green months in the past 4 years. Do with this Information what you want 🤝

@CPSellsOptions Sorry but, how can I get those indicitors in a chart to monitor it..? Which platform gives data like these?

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Back to $100 for $TSLA ?

@StockmoneyL Well, clearly every time it drilled your line it went further down. So, clearly is not a top tier decision, tbh...

I’ve used this chart to decide where to start buying Bitcoin since 2020. It hasn’t failed me since. Not financial advice.