BREAKING:
SpaceX just priced the biggest IPO in history.
$135 per share.
555,600,000 shares.
$75,000,000,000 raised.
Valuation: $1,750,000,000,000.
Elon Musk's 42% stake worth approximately $735,000,000,000 from SpaceX alone.
Combined with Tesla.
The world's first trillionaire.
The company that lost $4,280,000,000 in Q1 2026 alone.
Just became one of the most valuable on earth.
Worth noting: insiders own 95% of shares.
Lockup period: just 60 days.
By November 2026 most insider shares could already be free to sell.
Do your own research before you buy.
The $MSTR mission creep I always said would come.
Even though Strategy doesnโt need the money, it is conditioning investors to believe that selling Bitcoin to fund dividends and yield is a normal part of the new Strategy playbook.
The result is a structure that normalizes Bitcoin distribution back into the market whenever cash flow is needed to support dividends and yield.
In effect, theyโre building the infrastructure for short-term Bitcoin price management while training investors to view it as prudent capital allocation.
A gift to the Financial Industrial Complex.
Bitcoin was designed to separate money from the financial system.
The FIC wants Bitcoin integrated into the same system of custodians, leverage, yield products, and paper claims that dominate traditional finance.
Strategy accelerates that transition by making Bitcoin sales, dividend policies, and yield engineering part of the accepted model.
It is what it is.
Bitcoin can be used by anybody.
But Bitcoin in self-custody is the resistance.
In the long run, the FIC doesnโt want you to own Bitcoin. It wants to custody your Bitcoin, tokenize your Bitcoin, lend your Bitcoin, and issue paper claims against your Bitcoin.
The goal is simple: keep you a paper-Bitcoin slave while they accumulate the real asset instead of you.
Not your keys.
Not your Bitcoin.
MAGA said, โDrain the swamp.โ
Not, โTurn it into a police and surveillance state for the financial-& technical industrial complex.โ
The problem is that many people thought US Presidents worked for Americans.
Some still do. ๐
Raoul Palโs investment track record is truly unmatched:
๐ฉ 2020: Calls BlockFi & Silvergate "most trusted"
๐ฉ 2021: Calls Terra Luna "risk-free"
๐ฉ 2025: Goes "massively overweight" SUI
โ May 2026: Just announced he bought Zcash
To be clear.
You donโt benefit.
You pay the bills through the national debt and inflation.
Corporate America benefits and corporate America is owned by transnational capital.
This is how your country became captured and you became the product - a collateralised debt obligation.
Itโs a wealth extraction vehicle to the FIC.
JUST IN: BLOOMBERG JUST SAID LIVE SPACEX HAS BEEN QUIETLY BUYING FOR #BITCOIN FOR YEARS WITHOUT EVER SELLING
THEY OWN $1,300,000,000 WORTH OF BTC
"IT IS A STRATEGIC RESERVE"
THE 1st $1 TRILLION BTC COMPANY ๐ฅ
Your banana from Ecuador has more deuterium than an apple grown in Hungary.
This isn't a small difference.
It's built into the biology of where the plant grows.
Gรกbor Somlyai, molecular biologist & cancer researcher:
"In the equatorial area, rain deuterium concentration is 155 ppm. As we go toward the poles, surface water deuterium decreases."
Tropical fruits grow in high-deuterium water.
They carry that load into your cells.
But it goes deeper than geography.
Plants fix carbon dioxide through different pathways โ C3, C4, and CAM.
C3 plants (wheat, spinach) deplete deuterium more. Lower load.
C4 plants (corn, sugar cane) sit closer to 150 ppm. Higher load.
CAM plants โ like pineapple โ can actually concentrate deuterium above ambient levels.
So pineapple isn't just tropical.
It's actively accumulating deuterium through its own metabolism.
Human populations evolved eating the food grown in their region โ drinking the water of their latitude.
That food matched their biology.
Today someone in Norway eats bananas from Ecuador, oranges from Spain, pineapple from Costa Rica.
Every one of those choices shifts the average deuterium burden upward.
Eat local. Eat seasonal. Match food to the geography your biology evolved in.
Not complicated in principle.
Just largely ignored.