Yesterday, the CEO of Strategy said that they would only consider selling Bitcoin if the stock price falls below the net asset value and they are unable to obtain new funding.
Today, Strategy stock $MSTR fell by 10%.
🙃🙃🙃

Damn, passing by MGM
The free milk tea here is quite delicious.
In the end... the free ones are the most expensive 😅

This guy is really amazing.
Although it is a sugar relationship
but completely detached from lowbrow interests
Teaching and educating people, with noble teacher ethics.

Where is morality, where is law
Where is the video link?

As long as interest rates are cut and point shaving occurs, I am also very happy 😂

Is there a mining farm inside the temple to mine BTC?

Is this a death by holding or is it a shorting attempt...
$mon

Why is there still a meeting on Saturday?
And it's still the same old clichéd talk...

If the company Xiangyang Bearing does a wave of charity in a timely manner...
Can it still continue to pump?

S&P Global Ratings seems to have a pessimistic view on crypto world companies, and the rating for MicroStrategy is B-.
Tether has given the lowest rating because Bitcoin, corporate bonds, gold, and mortgage-backed securities account for 24% of USDT reserves, while the rest consists of overnight reverse repos of short-term U.S. Treasury bills.
This proportion feels much more stable than traditional companies, right?

Recently, there have been frequent incidents of home invasion robberies targeting Crypto Assets, and it seems that the perpetrators are disguising themselves as delivery personnel to trick victims into opening the door.
This time it's OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman's ex-boyfriend (Altman is gay), who was robbed of 11 million dollars in Crypto Assets.

No way... is $mon really shouting that exaggeratedly?
This is so awkward 😅

MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor announced that he has destroyed the private keys to his 17,000 BTC holdings.
This seems to be the second time I've seen someone proactively destroy their private keys for Bitcoin deflation.
(The first was Satoshi Nakamoto)
This move is legendary, isn't it?

There are no constant winners in contracts.
The calm order king has turned into an impulsive liquidation king...

The first $doge spot ETF is listed, with no net inflow on the first day.
Why am I a bit confused?
It's a spot ETF, so how can there be no net inflow on the first day??

US stocks are doing so well,
so why is Bitcoin dropping instead…