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@serpinxbt How do you see this playing out? You think he gets forced to unwind, btc goes lower than people expect as a result, then rise from ashes without him?
@spacepixel my guess is it will be equities correcting post IPOs that triggers the final leg down on btc.
From there it will be a really tough call on how much dry powder to deploy buying btc vs. ai stocks.
you have any thoughts there?
the needle i am trying to thread:
> sell ai stocks before IPOs form the local top.
> sell alts before majors make new lows.
> rotate profits into btc+alts at bear market lows.
> 3-4x net worth next cycle.
> get closer to escaping before i forget i was trying to.
@tulipking is my understanding right that in order for him to get liquidated the price needs to go low enough and stay low enough for him to be forced to sell?
What I don’t get is how to do determine what price that is and why he’d be forced to sell.
@dtrain22k How do you think things actually resolve with Saylor? You think he needs to blow up, btc suffers a horrible bear and then rises from the ashes (assuming quantum is solved)? go through the pain? what would make him blow up tho?
thanks for responding. That’s expected to be SpaceX then in a couple weeks then right?
Assuming equities form a local top and drag crypto down with it, are you planning on taking profits on hype before the IPOs with plans to buy back lower later? Or are you in the camp that hype is resilient to a wider drawdown and plan to ride through the dip?