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@BitQua I believe that that the bottom line of that wedge can be moved lower and still create a falling wedge pattern.

Do you believe in falling wedges or not?!

@JoshMandell6 @clinkie44 Should only be using STRC to accumulate bitcoin.

These are facts. I just don’t get the fixation on weekly purchases. The over-the-top celebration of orange dots can push people into making choices they normally wouldn’t, like selling stock to buy more Bitcoin at relative prices that don’t add real value.

@JoshMandell6 I also thought the common atm wouldn’t be used for bitcoin anymore after STRC.

On average, stocks in the S&P 500 trade at about four times their book value, giving a rough idea of how the market values company equity compared to net assets. If a stock can’t trade at a premium to its net asset value due to constant secondary market issuance, its price will eventually end up at a discount. #Finance101

@mynamei83139707 @nfoexceptional @ThomasEWoods Killer.

@plantsyMN @nfoexceptional @ThomasEWoods That's false.

Some people are taking it very hard that murder is illegal

@helpothers567 @DeathBlazer96 @TonySeruga Racism leads to more violence? How?

@DeathBlazer96 @TonySeruga Less than 1 percent of black people are arrested for violent crime each year. Your racism is not a solution and will only lead to more violence.

This is the kind of case where the word "justice" feels hopelessly inadequate. Calvin Crew, 25, sentenced to life without parole for the execution-style murder of Christina Spicuzza, a 38-year-old Uber driver and mother of four. He didn't even have the stones to show up for his own sentencing. The fiancé was right — pure cowardice. The dashcam footage is what makes this one particularly gutting. She's begging for her life, he has a gun to her head, and the recording only stops when he notices the camera. Then he dumps her body. Two days later she's found with a gunshot wound to the head in the Pittsburgh area. A few things that stand out: •She was working. Just grinding, trying to make money driving for Uber — one of those gig jobs people take to keep things afloat — and she picks up the wrong passenger. •Four kids now have no mother because some piece of garbage decided her life was worth less than whatever he was after. •The cowardice of refusing to face the courtroom says everything. Could pull a trigger on a defenseless woman begging for her life, but can't sit in a room and hear what he did. The fiancé's statement hits hard — "I was lost, out of control. She saw something in me." That's the kind of thing you only say about someone who genuinely pulled you out of the abyss. And now she's gone because some man with a gun decided she was an obstacle. Life in prison is the floor, not the ceiling, for what this warrants.

@nfoexceptional @ThomasEWoods Yes it is. Murder is when someone kills someone else. Doesn’t matter why.

@ThomasEWoods It is not murder if one defends himself against an attacker.

@BitcoinIsaiah @mithcoons Maybe that is a sign of what is yet to come. We haven’t reached the worst yet for 2026z

@mithcoons 2018 and 2022 both had very similar vibes. Everything was over. 2026 is bad, but not quite those levels of doom.

#Bitcoin 2026 sentiment is bad but NOT the worst.. 2022 was so rough people stopped logging in 🫥

@sunny051488 @dmweisberger Nope

@dmweisberger They’re waiting for October to bid it back up themselves aren’t they.

Gary makes an important point: OGs are exhausted and are waiting, while crypto retail is sidelined. At the same time, those who allocated to Bitcoin over the past 2 years are sitting on losses and some have cut them…. Sounds bleak, right??? Feels BAD to invest in Bitcoin here, doesn’t it??? Yes to both, for sure, BUT Ask yourself a question: How good did it feel to invest in Bitcoin from 110 to 120 after it had doubled in the previous year (less)? Felt awesome right? Nothing could stop that train and nirvana was on the horizon. Fair value models all said Bitcoin was approaching, but not yet at those levels and since all previous cycles saw it blow past those levels, clear skies were ahead. Then, macro turned bleak, and on 10/10 all the leverage unwound in an unprecedented orgy of selling that broke the market structurally… After such events it usually takes 6-8 months for markets to stabilize and even longer for any recovery to gain steam. During that time, capitulation shows up in waves of selling and exhaustion by buyers and ends when sellers are effectively finished, unable to push prices past key levels. That period is marked by sustained poor sentiment where’s it feels awful to buy and almost spiritually cleansing to sell…. Sound familiar?

@BitcoinIsaiah I’ll take things that didn’t happen for 500.

At a family gathering. Grandpa: “Did you see Bitcoin lately? I bought some at 59k the other day.” What a chad. Dude is over 80 and stacking while half the people on this app are crying about price.

@BitcoinIsaiah @sunny051488 Agreed. I’ve been disappointed with the lack of fresh funding to carry Bitcoin forward.

@plantsyMN @sunny051488 That’s what I was hoping would happen last month, but the bulls lost.

- 4 year cycle bro’s are right - significantly increasing their BTC stack - controlling a larger % of the market - dump at the next cycle highs - 4 year cycle repeats This is why it’s a self-fulfilling prophecy.

@BitcoinIsaiah @sunny051488 We need fresh capital to enter then.

@plantsyMN @sunny051488 They do. That’s likely a huge reason the first major drawdown happened. And then they control the majority of capital looking to buy the lows.

@sunny051488 @BitcoinIsaiah What if someone front runs them before they can buy back at lower prices?

@plantsyMN @BitcoinIsaiah They also buy back in October and create the upswing.

@sunny051488 @BitcoinIsaiah But if they dump coin at the top, they no longer control supply?

@BitcoinIsaiah It works cause they control supply

@bdinvestingg Who put this together? JBL by Harman is not the same as Jabil.

A look into $AAPL supply chain for WWDC ; $MU — Makes DRAM/NAND memory chips used in iPhones, Macs, and iPads. $QCOM — Supplies cellular modems for iPhone $AVGO — Provides RF chips, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth combos, and custom ASIC co-development with Apple. $SONY — Manufactures the CMOS image sensors behind iPhone cameras. $SWKS — Makes RF front-end chips enabling cellular connectivity; also losing share to Apple’s internalization.

@BitcoinIsaiah @BTC_JEDI21 The only thing that comes to mind is at $120k, consensus “gets it”. And at $60k consensus “doesn’t get it”. And Bitcoin probably falls very short of expectations if not enough people “get it”.

@BTC_JEDI21 Why would you be bullish at 120k and bearish at 60k? Sounds retarded.

Seriously Is anyone bullish on Bitcoin RN? Be honest

@mikealfred @alanknit How do you explain that the SP500 is up 20% each year the past 3 years but we haven’t had an economic and business cycle?

The move from $16,000 to $126,000 to $60,000 was not a full cycle move. It was just a re-basing before the actual bull run. The actual bull run will take us from $60,000 to at least the $315,000 area. It will correspond with an actual economic and business cycle. Newbs will see.

@KonstantKash @rektmando Ty for the detailed reply.

The data shows that they are using Treasury bonds and convertible bonds in conjunction. As an active financial instrument as opposed to a static instrument. They are fine tuning the system. Allowing Bitcoin to interact with fiat in a way no one can imagine. The monetary engineering going on is beyond either of us. But that debt they paid off saved them 120 million in interest payments. They can survive just about anything and keep their dividends going for a long, long time. You are simply giving into frenzy. Most people jump to knee jerk reaction as opposed to true information and critical thought.

$900m cash - $1.7B annual dividend obligations he clearly can't sell BTC, only options left are to sell MSTR stock or shut off the dividend time-bomb probably has 3 months left

@KobeissiLetter How much bitcoin did he own 6 years ago versus now? Hes actually up $52 billing because he started with $500mil in cash.

It's official. MicroStrategy, $MSTR, is now facing its biggest unrealized loss in history, at -$10.8 billion. In other words, after 6 years of buying Bitcoin, the company is now down -17% on its position. By comparison, the S&P 500 is up +116% over this same timeframe. Since MicroStrategy sold 32 Bitcoin at $77,135 per coin, their positions has lost -$11.8 billion in value. This puts MicroStrategy's stock, $MSTR, down -77% since its record high. Bear market is an understatement.

@KonstantKash @rektmando They used their cash you said they were saving for dividends.

@plantsyMN @rektmando You told me to catch up? They paid off debtearlt. 1.3 Billion at an 8% discount. They are more fiscally sound than ever. Smart folks over there.

@KonstantKash @rektmando Then why do they only have 6 months reserves

@plantsyMN @rektmando If they sold Treasury bonds, there is no news to be found. I think you saw a meme somewhere.