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Bitcoin is one of the most uncomfortable assets to own short term, but one of the most comfortable assets to own long term. Read that again

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Every Bitcoin cycle shapes you.
Not just as an investor but as a human being.

The bull run humbles your greed.
The bear market crushes your ego.
The halvings test your patience.
And the time in between forges your conviction.

Each cycle burns away illusion unti

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Riding Bitcoin

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Funny how Bitcoin went from:

“Nobody will ever buy it.”

to

“Too many people are buying it.”

Bitcoin treasury companies aren’t printing Bitcoin.

ETFs aren’t printing Bitcoin.

Strategy isn’t printing Bitcoin.

The supply is still 21 million.

The protocol doesn’t care about your feelings.

Own your keys if you want.

Buy MSTR if you want.

Buy an ETF if you want.

But spending your time attacking Bitcoin adoption while central banks print trillions is a strange use of energy.

The enemy was never the people buying Bitcoin.

The enemy was the money printer. ₿

[AA ⚡️ @AAStack]

The corporate world isn’t a meritocracy.

It’s a perception game with a productivity component.

The hardest worker isn’t always promoted.

The most visible competent worker usually is.

Stop assuming your results speak for themselves.

They don’t.

The room rewards what it sees. Not what it misses.

Learn, Adapt and Execute accordingly

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Whats yours?

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X is speculating that MSTR's CEO and CFO selling shares is a red flag.

It's not. Here's exactly what happened.

1/ What people saw:

→ CEO Phong Le sold 93,738 shares on June 5
→ CFO Andrew Kang sold 33,062 shares on June 5
→ Stock already down 24% this month
→ Looks terrible on the surface

2/ What actually happened:

On June 3, 2026 both the CEO and CFO had Performance Stock Units (PSUs) VEST.

The CEO received 190,740 shares.
The CFO received 68,120 shares.

This wasn't a choice. PSUs vest on a schedule set YEARS ago.

3/ Why did they sell immediately after?

Simple. The IRS.

When equity awards vest, the IRS treats it as ordinary income, taxable IMMEDIATELY.

You don't get to wait. You don't get to choose the timing.

You pay the tax or you get penalized.

4/ How was the sale structured?

Both executives sold under a pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1 plan.

The CEO's plan was established on May 7, 2024 over 2 years ago.
The CFO's plan was established on May 2, 2024 also over 2 years ago.

Neither of them chose to sell on June 5, 2026.
The plan executed automatically.

5/ This happens at EVERY public company.

Apple executives do it.
Google executives do it.
Meta executives do it.
Nvidia executives do it.

Every time RSUs or PSUs vest executives sell a portion to cover taxes.

It appears in SEC filings. It always looks scary. It never means what people think.

6/ The most important detail everyone missed:

Why did the PSUs vest at a 200% payout factor?

Because Strategy's total stockholder return from June 2023 to May 2026 EXCEEDED the 75th percentile of ALL Nasdaq Composite companies.

The executives sold shares BECAUSE the company massively outperformed.

7/ One more thing.

On May 22 2 weeks before the forced tax sale CEO Phong Le VOLUNTARILY BOUGHT shares of $MSTR.

That's the discretionary signal.
The sale was mandatory.
The buy was a choice.

8/ The bottom line:

The CEO and CFO didn't sell because they're bearish.
They sold because the IRS doesn't care about your stock price.

Don't let misinformation shake you out of a position.⚡️👊

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Me happily muting retards on X.

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Few

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Your choice ⚡️

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One of the most misunderstood things about Bitcoin is that volatility isn’t just a price amplifier.

It’s a sentiment amplifier.

When everyone is euphoric, Bitcoin will make them feel invincible.

When everyone is fearful, Bitcoin will make them feel like the world is ending.

Right now, sentiment is terrible.

Your timeline is full of panic, doom, predictions of lower prices, and people questioning their convictions.

Bitcoin isn’t necessarily telling you where it’s going next.

It’s telling you how the crowd feels right now.

And historically, the crowd has been most pessimistic near the moments that mattered most.

Fear is loud.

Conviction is quiet. ₿

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Hunting Season

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Busy Day pow pow

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Me looking at the Bitcoin chart rn

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Be careful with scammers

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Remember the $5 foot long?

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Every market crash in history eventually became a chart nobody worried about anymore.

The real damage wasn’t caused by the crash.

It was caused by panic.

The investors who stayed the course got the recovery.

The ones who sold the bottom got the regret.

Stack accordingly ⚡️

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Im old enough to remember when we were promised:

• the DOGE checks
• tariff checks
• the Greenland hospital boat
• 10% APR on credit cards
• my meds being 1500% cheaper
• $2 gas
• the Epstein files
• reopening the Strait of Hormuz that was already open
• cheaper groceries
• ending wars in 24 hours
• the “privately funded” ballroom
Oh and the Fort Knox Audit

Am I missing any?

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Its On Sale

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Invited my parents for dinner. Enchilada de Camarones 🍤 and Pulpo 🐙 a la Gallega. Smash or Pass?