Rosen Law Firm just opened an investigation into Saylor. I broke down the SEC filings. The risks were written in plain sight — including where they admit they may be forced to sell Bitcoin below cost.
https://t.co/4fAG0AU2Ew
@saylor@coinbureau@JacobKinge#MSTR#StrategyInc
@virtualbacon Compute demand is real, but the market is getting crowded.
The hardest call is when both “real demand” and “crowded trade” are true at the same time.
@Polymarket AI model for “tech sovereignty”?
Europe is pushing hard to reduce US dependency. Prediction markets will be interesting to watch on this topic.
@AdamBLiv MSTR back to 1.16x mNAV shows how fast the narrative can flip.
They raised $1.15B equity, paid off debt, replenished reserves, this all while BTC dumped $23k.
The new framework gives them more tools, but the leverage risk is still the elephant in the room.
@Kalshi_Crypto Interesting timing after the recent MSTR news. Institutions continue to accumulate on dips, while retail sentiment is still cautious.
Onchain flows will be key to watch.
@JoeConsorti MSTR back to 1.09x mNAV at $58k BTC shows how quickly sentiment can shift.
The new framework gives them more tools for liquidity, but the leverage still cuts both ways upside in bull, down in bear markets
Interesting to see how they balance this with the BTC monetization program.
Circle shares fell 15-17% after @openstandard launched Open USD ($OUSD) with 140+ partners (Visa, Mastercard, Coinbase etc.)
The new stablecoin returns most reserve yield to participants + offers zero-fee transfers.
Interesting to see its impact on USDC’s corporate volume.
#OUSD
Part 1: Printing Cash in a Falling Market
1. Let’s start my next deep dive. Today, we are talking about why the Clarity for Stablecoins Act was an actual existential danger to US traditional banks, and how you are helping Circle and Tether print billions of dollars.
@ChrisMMillas Surviving the drawdown is just a matter of time. As long as the debt isn't due anytime soon and there are no forced liquidations based on current spot price, they can withstand deep market shocks. The volatility is a feature, the survival is math.
@scottmelker The banking lobby fought stablecoin yield because it threatened deposit funding. Now they’re watching a non-bank offer 6% through their own banking partners. The yield was never the threat - the wrapper was.
@AdamBLiv MSTR back to 1.06x mNAV at $58k BTC is impressive after the recent noise.
The new framework gives them more tools for liquidity and buybacks, but the core risks remain: forced selling below cost basis and dilution pressure.
Full breakdown here:
https://t.co/4fAG0AU2Ew
@sircryptotips Strategy authorized selling up to $1.25B BTC under the new framework.
This is a shift toward liquidity management. The risks (forced selling below cost, dilution) were already highlighted in the SEC filings.
@ZynxBTC The next 10 years could be huge if they execute well.
But the immediate risks - dilution and selling pressure - are still real per the SEC filings.
Full breakdown here: https://t.co/4fAG0AU2Ew
4/ Samson Mow and Grayscale suggest a softer approach — sell $3B BTC via OTC to BSTR to avoid flooding the market.
Meanwhile, BTC is testing lows for the third time this month.
Full breakdown of the risks here:
https://t.co/4fAG0AU2Ew
#MSTR#Bitcoin#Strategy
1/ Who is Saylor going to throw under the bus? 🔪
Now that Strategy’s market cap has fallen below the value of Bitcoin on its balance sheet, the company has three main options:
3/ In June they sold 32 BTC for the first time since 2022 — and the market dropped 20%.
Now they’ve authorized sales of up to $1.25B BTC (~17,000 coins).
What happens if Saylor starts dumping into the order book? 😳
As I said earlier - Saylor is moving toward BTC monetization and selling to build reserves.
The risks were already clear in the SEC filings.
The new Digital Credit Capital Framework confirms it.
#MSTR#Bitcoin#Strategy