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BTC/ETH The economy is good

[K @sskorea02]

me after checking my crypto portfolio once

[K @sskorea02]

@dogecoin @Costco

[CZ 🔶️ BNB - Parody @czbinanceprd]

I believe 2026 breaks the 4-year cycle.

Welcome to the Bitcoin supercycle.

[K @sskorea02]

MSTR is not just stacking Bitcoin anymore.

It is managing Bitcoin like a corporate treasury asset.

[Michael Saylor @saylor]

$BTC capital gains fund $STRC credit dividends.

[K @sskorea02]

Samsung Electronics has become Asia’s second company after TSMC to enter the $1T market cap club.

Its market value briefly reached about ₩1,500T, or $1.03T.

A few years ago, Samsung was mostly seen as a cheap Korean blue-chip stock.

Now it looks different.

The market is starting to treat Samsung not just as a Korean company,
but as a global semiconductor asset that cannot be ignored in the AI cycle.

[K @sskorea02]

You want to make money,
but you don’t want to take risk.

You want to make money,
but you still want to buy a house.

So how exactly are you going to make money?

[Capitán Bitcoin @CapitanBitcoin]

🚨Asombroso: ha nacido el bebé más inteligente del mundo y lo primero que ha hecho el comprar Bitcoin.

[K @sskorea02]

This is not only a Japan problem.

Korean regional banks are also under pressure from real estate PF loans, weak local economies, and rising delinquencies.

Money keeps moving to Seoul and the big financial firms, while regional banks are left holding the local risk.

[ShitStock(株式評論家/Deepmining) @ShitStockQ]

日本の地銀はこれから潰れるか統合されていく

[K @sskorea02]

MSTR is no longer just “the company that buys Bitcoin.”

It is becoming a Bitcoin capital markets machine.

Strategy now holds 818,334 BTC.

But the more important part is how it funds the trade.

Common stock.
Preferred stock.
Convertible debt.
USD reserves.
Credit risk.
Bitcoin per share.

And now, even selling BTC if it benefits the company.

That changes the story.

MSTR is not only stacking Bitcoin anymore.

It is turning Bitcoin into a corporate finance system.

[K @sskorea02]

1. Create long-term value for MSTR by increasing Bitcoin Per Share (BPS)

2. Grow demand for STRC and continue to improve its features

3. Proactively reduce convertible debt based on market conditions

4. Monitor STRC demand & credit risk to determine size of USD Reserve

5. Adjust amplification based on market conditions

6. Sell BTC when advantageous to the Company

[K @sskorea02]

@BitcoinArchive 15 years to reach 1 billion transactions
The next billion probably won’t take 15 years.

[K @sskorea02]

Soon, the market will realize it wants Bitcoin.

When that happens, FOMO will move fast.

[Vivek Sen @Vivek4real_]

🇺🇸 KEVIN WARSH SAID, "BTC MAKES SENSE IN A PORTFOLIO, PEOPLE UNDER 40 SEE IT AS THE NEW GOLD" 🔥

THE NEXT FED CHAIR 🚀

[K @sskorea02]

Future home prices may not be decided by location alone.

They may split into two groups:

Homes that can get insurance,
and homes that cannot.

U.S. home insurance premiums rose about 70% from 2019 to 2025.

Swiss Re expects natural catastrophe insurance losses to reach $148B in 2026.

In a severe case,
it could reach $320B.

This matters for one simple reason.

Even if the house exists,
if it cannot get insurance,
it becomes harder to get a mortgage.

If mortgages become harder,
buyers disappear.

If buyers disappear,
even a house in a good location becomes a weaker asset.

Future real estate prices may not be decided only by views or school districts.

Insurance companies may decide them first.

[K @sskorea02]

This is not just a Korea pump.

It is a repricing.

South Korea’s stock market has crossed ₩6,000T in total market cap.

The market is no longer looking at Korea as only a cheap emerging market.

It is looking at memory chips, HBM, power equipment, shipbuilding, defense, and nuclear.

[CryptoGoos @cryptogoos]

🟢PUMP:

🇰🇷 South Korean market hits new all‑time high, adding ₩290 trillion to its market cap.

[K @sskorea02]

Asset inequality will probably get worse.

The reason is simple.

Money does not spread everywhere anymore.

It flows harder into the places where money is already gathering.

AI money goes to big tech.

Stock market money goes to the largest companies.

Real estate money goes to core cities.

Crypto money goes to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and ETFs.

Even when liquidity comes back,
not every asset rises together.

The assets with trust,
size,
and attention move first.

The gap will not come only from income.

Did you own the asset before the money arrived?

[K @sskorea02]

Japan sent a missile destroyer into the Taiwan Strait.

That is not normal.

China’s aircraft carrier Liaoning passed through the strait.
Japan answered by sending JS Ikazuchi.

China immediately called it a “deliberate provocation.”

So why is Japan so sensitive about Taiwan?

Because Taiwan is not just another country to Japan.

Taiwan is Japan’s front door.

If China controls Taiwan, or controls the waters around it,
Japan’s southwestern islands become exposed.

Okinawa.
Yonaguni.
Ishigaki.

These islands sit right next to the route China needs to enter the Pacific.

Think of it like this.

If an enemy takes the front door of your house,
the living room is next.

That is how Japan sees Taiwan.

China is also building its fourth aircraft carrier.
It has even hinted at a nuclear-powered carrier.

That means longer range.
More pressure.
More time at sea.

Japan is responding too.

It plans to deploy surface-to-air missiles on Yonaguni Island by 2031.

Because Japan knows one thing:

If Taiwan becomes a crisis,
Japan’s southwestern islands become the front line before Tokyo does.

This is no longer just about “Taiwan independence or unification.”

It is about China trying to enter the Pacific,
and the U.S., Japan, and the Philippines trying to hold the First Island Chain.

The Philippines is also part of this line.
It has deployed anti-ship missiles in Batanes, near Taiwan.

Japan is risking so much over Taiwan for one simple reason.

If the front door falls,
the house is no longer safe.

[K @sskorea02]

Five liquidity conditions need to be met for Bitcoin to break out to the upside.

1Sustained BTC spot ETF inflows
→ Real institutional dollars entering the market

2Rising stablecoin supply
→ More idle cash inside the crypto system

3Falling U.S. real yields
→ BTC becomes more attractive as a non-yielding asset

4Falling TGA balance
→ The U.S. Treasury drains less market liquidity

5Money leaving safe assets

→ Cash rotates from safe into risky assets Right now only 2–3 of these are on. Bitcoin can still rise, "But it’s nowhere near a full liquidity bull market."

[K @sskorea02]

The tower in which everything gets cheaper, labor gets tougher, and everybody races to the bottom.
When fiat flows out, the whole system in that country goes along for the ride to the bottom.
So at the end of the day what really counts is this: strong money is the source of a strong economy.

[K @sskorea02]

@AdamBLiv Bitcoin isn’t just money it’s something that shakes the entire existing system.

[K @sskorea02]

Just how massive is the Japanese anime market right now?

In 2025, Japan’s anime industry hit $16.25 billion in scale and captured 43% of the entire global market.

That same year, Japanese content generated 5.8 trillion yen in overseas revenue, with the government targeting a bold 20 trillion yen by 2033.

Then came the 2026 Q1 hammer: Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Chapter 1.

•Japan box office: ¥39.1 billion+
•Japan audience: 26.84 million+
•Global box office: ¥117.9 billion
•Global audience: 98.52 million

One film. One quarter. And Japan is still devouring nearly half the world’s anime pie.

This isn’t nostalgia. It’s momentum. The golden age isn’t fading. It’s reloading.

How much bigger can Japanese anime still grow?