On est très proche de la zone 0.618 des lignes de Fibonacci qui correspond approximativement à $82K. Si les données macro restent inchangées d'ici 1 mois on pourrait s'attendre à une chute massive
Seeing a guy turn $100 into $690,000 overnight with a hot memecoin while I wake up at 6am every morning trying to be a good employee that earn 15K a year
📡 HAARP 🇺🇸 : COMMENT ON FABRIQUE UNE CANICULE EUROPÉENNE
Officiellement on subit un « épisode de chaleur exceptionnel ». Le chercheur Jean Pierre Petit explique comment créer artificiellement une zone chaude et une zone froide sur commande. Drôle de hasard que l’Europe tombe pile dans la version haute du thermostat et que l’Amérique bénéficie de températures plus clémentes.
#Canicule
🚨 THIS IS NOT GOOD
🇺🇸 OVER $600,000,000,000.00 HAS BEEN WIPED OUT FROM THE U.S. STOCK MARKET IN 5 MINUTES!
INSIDERS REPORT THAT THE FED HAS CALLED AN EMERGENCY MEETING TO STOP THE MARKET COLLAPSE.
SOMETHING EXTREMELY BAD IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW...
There’s a man somewhere right now who is:
- without a girlfriend.
- without sneaky links.
- without text messages.
- without "good morning" calls.
just him, focused on himself
how’s life treating you, bro? everything good?
Michael Saylor's $STRC is BLEEDING
STRC is a preferred share Strategy issues that's designed to trade at $100
Right now it's down to $84, below the $90 it even launched at
Buyers now demand a 13.7% yield to hold something built to pay 11.5%, and that gap is just pure market pricing
The way they hold it near par is simple: when the price drops, they raise the dividend to pull buyers back in
That worked while it stayed near $100
The problem is the cost. STRC already pays out over $1 BILLION a year
That money comes from selling new STRC at par, or selling MSTR common at a premium, then using the cash to cover the dividends
Both only work while the market is willing to pay up
Now that STRC sits well below par, they've paused issuing it, and the same pressure eats into the premium on MSTR
That leaves the $1.1 billion cash reserve, and selling Bitcoin, the one move Saylor swore he'd never make, which already started last month
From here his options are thin
Bitcoin pumping on its own reopens everything, but that's out of his hands
Or an outside bailout, a sovereign or institution taking a massive stake
Everything he actually controls just feeds the doom loop
The most aggressive Bitcoin buyer alive now has to sit and wait for Bitcoin to save him