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#Bitcoin lo cambiará TODO. Solo es cuestión de TIEMPO. Inevitable e Incontrolable. Será SALVAJE su adopción

[Mario ⚡⚡ @Mario_98765]

#Bitcoin Sólo es cuestion de TIEMPO. Inevitable e Incontrolable. Sera SALVAJE sú adopcion. La necesidad hará que lo busquen. La necesidad me llevo a encontrarlo. Así llegaran las mazas. Lo dejo fijado para la posteridad.

[Interstellar Bitcoin @InterstellarBit]

Calling Bitcoin “digital gold” is like calling the internet “a slightly faster fax machine.”

Gold is a shiny rock cavemen fought over with sticks.

Bitcoin is a planet-scale, cryptographically secured, self-auditing monetary network that teleports value at the speed of light.

[Mario ⚡⚡ @Mario_98765]

@Chema_Ponze Muy bueno... Pero Pensa que la IA es tecnología y mi humilde opinión es que a la tecnología No La Para Nadie. Sería cómo decir "yo era un gran domador de caballos" una gran virtud, en el pasado. Puedo estar equivocado ehhh. Tú talento No se Discute para nada. 💯

[Mario ⚡⚡ @Mario_98765]

@fierillo

[Mario ⚡⚡ @Mario_98765]

@matheymatias @Ledger @BitBoxSwiss @OneKeyHQ @SeedSigner @FOUNDATIONdvcs @COLDCARDwallet @BlockstreamJade @Trezor Buenísimo. Muchas Gracias

[Mario ⚡⚡ @Mario_98765]

@Laserman_21 @BitcoinKnots @vidtranslator @ezdubs_bot traducir al español

[Mario ⚡⚡ @Mario_98765]

@Laserman_21 @BitcoinKnots @vidtranslator traducir video a español

[Mario ⚡⚡ @Mario_98765]

@thairkassam Uhhhh me encantó. Ciento por ciento. Tengo que hacerlo 🫡

[Michael Saylor @saylor]

Response to MSCI Index Matter

Strategy is not a fund, not a trust, and not a holding company. We’re a publicly traded operating company with a $500 million software business and a unique treasury strategy that uses Bitcoin as productive capital.

This year alone, we’ve completed five public offerings of digital credit securities— $STRK, $STRF, $STRD, $STRC, and $STRE —representing over $7.7 billion in notional value. We also launched Stretch ($STRC), a revolutionary Bitcoin-backed treasury credit instrument that provides variable monthly USD yield to institutional and retail investors.

Funds and trusts passively hold assets. Holding companies sit on investments. We create, structure, issue, and operate. Our team is building a new kind of enterprise—a Bitcoin-backed structured finance company with the ability to innovate in both capital markets and software.

No passive vehicle or holding company could do what we’re doing.

Index classification doesn't define us. Our strategy is long-term, our conviction in Bitcoin is unwavering, and our mission remains unchanged: to build the world’s first digital monetary institution on a foundation of sound money and financial innovation.

[Mario ⚡⚡ @Mario_98765]

@GrantCardone

[Mario ⚡⚡ @Mario_98765]

@GordaMar_ No te sientas mal... Pensa que al 99% que entra a éste mundo le pasa lo mismo. Hasta que te das cuenta que el UNICO "trading" Ganador es, Comprar #Bitcoin cuando puedas y "Holdea". Cero Apalancamiento. Dame Gracias en diez años...

[Mario ⚡⚡ @Mario_98765]

@BtcAndres

[Mario ⚡⚡ @Mario_98765]

@w_s_bitcoin @sonofsats @jackmallers @Strike

[Mario ⚡⚡ @Mario_98765]

@naiivememe

[Michael Saylor @saylor]

Never ₿ack Down

[Mario ⚡⚡ @Mario_98765]

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[Plan C @TheRealPlanC]

My Bitcoin & Crypto Market Synopsis:

You're going to want to bookmark this.

**Not Investment Advice**

**I do NOT Promote Trading Bitcoin**

Bitcoin will bounce back—it's only a matter of when.

The vast majority—95%+ of the altcoin space—will NEVER recover and most likely will NEVER enter a bull market again.

There simply are too many coins with ever-increasing supply, and retail investors, who are the only ones that buy these mid-to-lower quality altcoins, got burned very badly last cycle (Think FTX, Luna, etc) and again during the recent massive altcoin liquidation event.

Bitcoin: Nothing has changed for me at this point.

I still see 2026 being a bull market for Bitcoin.

I think this is a relatively short-lived, 1-to-3-month temporary correction similar to what we saw during the drop to $75,000 near the beginning of the year, and worst case we drop to $75,000, but I do not see a prolonged bear market from here.

There are too many tailwinds coming in 2026, and Bitcoin never really had a true bull market and euphoric blowoff top.

I personally think this temporary drop is a result of a combination of the perfect storm of sell pressure.

OGs (10+ years) took and are still taking massive profits—not to trade the cycle, but to take lifestyle chips off the table because they hit their psychological $100,000-ish target.

This administration is more supportive of Bitcoin, and there is no guarantee that the next one will be, so the OG's see it as an opportunity window.

Also, many investors who have held for less than 10 years still believe in the 4-year cycle narrative and are selling, thinking they can trade the cycle.

Additionally, the 2025 year-long sideways action has turned off a lot of new investors who have been seeing headlines or followed influencers that were calling for $500,000 to a million this cycle.

I predicted the pain of this cycle would be more about correcting in time, meaning more time spent sideways and the lack of perceived bullishness or "we are not going up fast enough" would shake people out, and that is what we have seen so far.

A lot of the fear right now comes from people having PTSD from previous Bitcoin events like the FTX/Luna collapses, or from the recent mass liquidation events if they were holding altcoins.

Many people are scared under the false assumption that Bitcoin could easily drop by 50–80% like it has in past bear markets.

However, with the institutional bid and the market cap now comfortably over $1 trillion, Bitcoin is not the same asset.

The "it could go to zero" discount that existed in all previous bear markets has been completely removed. Bitcoin is now on the radar of essentially ALL the big money players in the world.

Without a major black swan catalyst, the odds of dropping below $70,000 (-45%) are extremely small, and a move to $75,000–$90,000 is much more likely if—and it's a big if—the bull market is truly over, which I still don't think it is.

So if we do enter a bear market from here, could you handle a period of time with Bitcoin ranging between $75,000 and $90,000?

In my view, we are not going back to $50,000–$70,000 without a significant black swan catalyst—a very low-probability event, just a few percent odds.

Either way, the ones who will win in the long term are the long-term-minded, stoic, set-it-and-forget-it-for-a-decade-or-longer, true Bitcoin investors—NOT the "let's get cute with it" traders.

The big players are here, and the sophistication of short-term emotional manipulation and the trading game has increased in difficulty by an order of magnitude.

Anyone still playing that game had better be a pro.

If you got something out of this post, please share it.

— Plan C

[Mario ⚡⚡ @Mario_98765]

@MiltonFriedom5

[Mario ⚡⚡ @Mario_98765]

@BtcAndres

[Mario ⚡⚡ @Mario_98765]

@cbuteler @matiasmartin Te vas a equivocar... Dale mas bola a tipos como @franamati que la tienen mucho más claro que éste shitcoiner. Abrazo

[Mario ⚡⚡ @Mario_98765]

@franamati Esperando...

[Mario ⚡⚡ @Mario_98765]

@saylor 🐐