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Strategy has officially changed its Bitcoin policy.

The company can now sell Bitcoin if it needs cash.

This is not an emergency decision.

It is now part of the company's official plan.

Here are the 5 biggest updates from Strategy's latest SEC filing:

1. Bigger Cash Reserve

Strategy will keep at least $2.55 billion in cash.
This reserve must be enough to cover at least 12 months of dividend and interest payments.

2. Higher Dividend

The STRC dividend is increasing from 11.5% to 12%, starting on July 1.

3. $1 Billion Preferred Stock Buyback

The company approved up to $1 billion to buy back its preferred shares.

4. $1 Billion MSTR Buyback

Another $1 billion has been approved to buy back MSTR common stock.

5. Bitcoin Monetization Program

This is the biggest change.
Strategy can now sell up to $1.25 billion worth of Bitcoin to rebuild or maintain its cash reserve.

Why does this matter?

For years, Michael Saylor's message was simple:

"Never sell Bitcoin."

Now, the board has officially given the company permission to sell Bitcoin whenever it is needed to support its financial reserves.

Some important facts:

- STRC recently dropped to $73, far below its $100 value.

- Strategy's cash reserve fell to $871 million in May before being rebuilt.

- The company owns 847,363 BTC, bought at an average price of $75,651.

- In late May, Strategy also sold 32 BTC-its first net Bitcoin sale since 2022.

The biggest risk is this:

If Bitcoin falls sharply and Strategy needs more cash, the company can now sell part of its BTC holdings.

That selling could increase market supply, which may put even more pressure on Bitcoin's price.

This creates a feedback loop that never existed before.

The biggest takeaway:

Strategy is still a long-term Bitcoin believer.

But for the first time, selling Bitcoin is no longer off the table.

The "never sell Bitcoin" narrative has officially changed.

[Master of Crypto @MasterCryptoHq]

$CRCL is down 13% today, trading at $66 per share after hitting an all-time high of $263.

The reason isn't just market sentiment.

USDC has a $73B market cap, while Tether's USDT is much bigger at $145B.

Now Open USD is putting more pressure on Circle by charging zero minting fees and sharing reserve income with over 140 partners.

Circle makes most of its money from the interest earned on USDC reserves, and Coinbase already takes about 50% of that revenue.

This isn't a new problem.

The market is simply starting to price in lower profits for Circle.

[Master of Crypto @MasterCryptoHq]

On paper, $ANSEM is valued at $132M.

In reality, it has only about $1.3M of liquidity available for buying and selling.

That means a single $100K market sell could drop the price by 10%–20%, wiping the market cap down to around $119M.

That's why experienced traders don't focus on market cap alone.

They also check liquidity, because it shows how easily the market can absorb large buy or sell orders without causing big price moves.

[Master of Crypto @MasterCryptoHq]

$MSTR has lost all of yesterday's gains.

The stock is now trading below where it was before the announcement and is down about 10% from yesterday's high.

It looks like the market didn't like the idea of Saylor becoming a Bitcoin seller.

[Master of Crypto @MasterCryptoHq]

One whale is betting against the whole crypto market.

Today, he opened:

- $37.5M short on $BTC
-$34M short on $ETH
- $4.2M short on $SOL
-$3.4M short on $XRP

This isn't just a bet against one coin.

He's betting that the whole crypto market could go down.

[Master of Crypto @MasterCryptoHq]

SOMETHING STRANGE IS HAPPENING...

Millions of dollars worth of $BTC are being sold on Binance, Coinbase, and Bybit every few minutes, pushing the price down to $59,189.

The timing is unusual.

Either someone knows something...

Or the market is getting ready for a major move.

[Master of Crypto @MasterCryptoHq]

Meta just open-sourced a brain-to-text decoder.

No surgery. No brain implant. No risky operation.

Brain2Qwerty v2 reads brain activity with a scanner and turns it into full sentences.

Why does this matter?

Because it could help people with stroke, ALS, and locked-in syndrome who can no longer speak.

Until now, the best systems needed electrodes placed inside the brain.

That made them risky, expensive, and hard for most people to get.

Meta's new system shows you don't always need brain surgery.

It reached 61% average accuracy, and the best result was 78%. Earlier non-invasive systems were only around 8% accurate.

Meta also made the training code open-source.

Its research partner is releasing the dataset, so researchers around the world can build on it.

This is what AI should be used for.

Helping people solve real problems.

The scanner is still a big lab machine, so it's not ready for everyday use yet.

But one thing is now clear:

Brain-to-text can work without surgery.

That's the real story.

Not surveillance.

Helping people speak again.

[Master of Crypto @MasterCryptoHq]

Iran has made its position clear.

It wants its key demands addressed before talks begin.

1) Iran wants full control of the Strait of Hormuz. No shared control.

2) It wants billions in frozen funds released with no conditions.

3) It wants Israeli operations in Lebanon to fully stop.

4) Iran says its nuclear program is not open for negotiation.

5) Trump says talks are happening in Doha. Iran says no talks are scheduled.

6) Around 75% of Iran's clerical leadership has backed these demands, making them harder to change.

7) The biggest issue isn't the demands.

It's that Washington says talks are moving forward, while Tehran says they aren't.

[Master of Crypto @MasterCryptoHq]

🇯🇵 The Japanese yen just fell to 162 per dollar.

Its lowest level since 1986.

Japan spent $72.5B trying to stop the fall.

It still didn't work.

The BOJ raised interest rates to 1%.

The yen still got weaker. The real story?

A weak yen is giving investors cheap money. That money is helping push the Dow to new highs.

The yen isn't the problem.

It's helping fuel someone else's rally.

Now everyone is watching the July 31 BOJ meeting.

[Master of Crypto @MasterCryptoHq]

Pumpfun made more money than Hyperliquid in the last 24 hours.

Sounds like a big win. But it isn't.

Almost every other platform metric stayed flat or went down.

Only the fees went up after Ansem started promoting his token.

That's not real growth.

It's just one wallet pushing the numbers up for one day.

[Master of Crypto @MasterCryptoHq]

One wallet still holds 58.7% of all $ANSEM tokens.

That's the biggest thing to watch.

As long as those tokens don't move, the price can keep climbing.

But the day they do, the whole chart could change.

[Master of Crypto @MasterCryptoHq]

$MSTR is up 12.8%. $STRC is up 12.2%.

The rally came after Strategy announced a $1B common stock buyback, a $1B preferred buyback, and raised the STRC dividend to 12%.

Now the market is watching just one thing:

Will Michael Saylor follow through?

[Master of Crypto @MasterCryptoHq]

Strategy has officially changed its Bitcoin policy.

The company can now sell Bitcoin if it needs cash.

This is not an emergency decision.

It is now part of the company's official plan.

Here are the 5 biggest updates from Strategy's latest SEC filing:

1. Bigger Cash Reserve

Strategy will keep at least $2.55 billion in cash.
This reserve must be enough to cover at least 12 months of dividend and interest payments.

2. Higher Dividend

The STRC dividend is increasing from 11.5% to 12%, starting on July 1.

3. $1 Billion Preferred Stock Buyback

The company approved up to $1 billion to buy back its preferred shares.

4. $1 Billion MSTR Buyback

Another $1 billion has been approved to buy back MSTR common stock.

5. Bitcoin Monetization Program

This is the biggest change.
Strategy can now sell up to $1.25 billion worth of Bitcoin to rebuild or maintain its cash reserve.

Why does this matter?

For years, Michael Saylor's message was simple:

"Never sell Bitcoin."

Now, the board has officially given the company permission to sell Bitcoin whenever it is needed to support its financial reserves.

Some important facts:

- STRC recently dropped to $73, far below its $100 value.

- Strategy's cash reserve fell to $871 million in May before being rebuilt.

- The company owns 847,363 BTC, bought at an average price of $75,651.

- In late May, Strategy also sold 32 BTC-its first net Bitcoin sale since 2022.

The biggest risk is this:

If Bitcoin falls sharply and Strategy needs more cash, the company can now sell part of its BTC holdings.

That selling could increase market supply, which may put even more pressure on Bitcoin's price.

This creates a feedback loop that never existed before.

The biggest takeaway:

Strategy is still a long-term Bitcoin believer.

But for the first time, selling Bitcoin is no longer off the table.

The "never sell Bitcoin" narrative has officially changed.

[Master of Crypto @MasterCryptoHq]

Strategy can now sell up to $1.25 billion worth of Bitcoin if needed.

The company says the money could be used to support its $2.55 billion reserve and pay dividends to preferred shareholders.

Strategy has also approved $1 billion stock buyback programs for its preferred shares and MSTR stock.

Even after this move, Michael Saylor says the company is still fully committed to Bitcoin.

Bitcoin remains Strategy's main reserve asset.

[Master of Crypto @MasterCryptoHq]

Many people think Bitcoin's 200-week moving average is always the bottom.

But that's not always true.

Bitcoin bounced from this level in 2015, 2018, and 2020.

Then 2022 changed everything.

$BTC broke below it and stayed there for 16 months before finally finding its bottom.

Now, Bitcoin is below this level again.

If BTC can move back above $63K, it would be a strong sign of strength.

Until then, don't assume this support will hold just because it did in the past.

[Master of Crypto @MasterCryptoHq]

My financial advisor after seeing my 1350 trades with $80 profit:

[Master of Crypto @MasterCryptoHq]

Two weeks ago, someone spent just $2,330 to buy 14.2 million $ANSEM tokens.

At that time, almost nobody cared about the project.

- There was no big website.
- No clear roadmap.
- It was just a meme coin named after a popular crypto influencer.
- The buyer didn't sell.

Then something happened.

Ansem criticized #Pumpfun's creator rewards and said he would send a "stimulus" directly to retail.

That one post was enough.

The token price exploded.

The wallet sold 4.2 million tokens for $68,100 in profit.

Even after selling, it still held 10 million tokens worth about $548,800.

In just two weeks, a $2,330 investment became $614,500.

That's a 261x return.

But there's another side to this story.

While one wallet made life-changing money, thousands of people bought after the price had already pumped.

Many of them are still holding losses today.

That's why you should never chase green candles.

Always do your own research.

[Master of Crypto @MasterCryptoHq]

This week could be a big one for the markets.

Here’s what everyone is watching:

→ The US and Iran exchanged strikes over the weekend, and tensions around the Strait of Hormuz are still rising.

→ Tuesday: Reports say the US and Iran could hold talks in Doha about the future of the strait.

→ Tuesday: US May JOLTS Job Openings data.

→ Thursday: US June Jobs Report (Nonfarm Payrolls).

→ Friday: US stock markets will be closed for Independence Day.

One headline could change everything. Stay alert.

[Master of Crypto @MasterCryptoHq]

Robert Kiyosaki predicted $35K gold, $200 silver, $750K Bitcoin, and $95K Ethereum.

Those numbers don't seem realistic at first.

But at those prices, their combined market cap would be around $285 trillion.

For comparison, the entire global stock market is worth about $130 trillion today.

If he's right, it would be one of the biggest wealth shifts in financial history.

[Master of Crypto @MasterCryptoHq]

🇮🇳 India's USDT price went 8.5% higher than the official USD rate on some Indian retail platforms this week.

While USD/INR was around ₹94.65, USDT was trading between ₹101 and ₹103.

This doesn't mean USDT suddenly became more valuable.

It shows that buying USDT legally in India has become more expensive.

Many traders had already moved to offshore exchanges after the 1% TDS rule.

They don't pay this premium.

The people paying the extra cost are mostly those still using Indian platforms.

On June 17, the ED raided six Bengaluru locations over alleged ₹2,500 crore illegal USDT transfers and froze ₹6 crore.

That puts even more pressure on the few legal ways Indians have left to buy USDT.

India ranks #1 in global crypto adoption and sees around $340 billion in annual crypto inflows.

Yet it has become one of the most expensive places to buy crypto legally.

That's a policy choice-and the market is reacting to it.

[Master of Crypto @MasterCryptoHq]

The US-Iran ceasefire is only 11 days old.

It has already been broken once.

Now both sides have agreed to stop fighting again and meet in Doha on Tuesday.

But the focus has changed.

Earlier, the talks were about Iran's nuclear program.

Now, they're mainly about the Strait of Hormuz.

This looks more like a pause than a peace deal.

The next few days will reveal what comes next.