“The marketplace is the only way to establish price, as nothing - not even gold - has intrinsic value.” Adam Smith #Bitcoin

I will buy Space X stock in 9-12 months after it crashes -50% after its initial bounce on Friday. Save this and we’ll outsmart everyone

Exactly. Stack and save Bitcoin in cold storage, and invest in $MSTR.

Strategy has acquired 1,550 BTC for $101 million to increase our $BTC Reserve to ₿845,256. We have also increased our USD Reserve by $100 million to $1.0 billion. $MSTR $STRC strategy.com/press/strategy-…

X is speculating that MSTR's CEO and CFO selling shares is a red flag. It's not. Here's exactly what happened. 1/ What people saw: → CEO Phong Le sold 93,738 shares on June 5 → CFO Andrew Kang sold 33,062 shares on June 5 → Stock already down 24% this month → Looks terrible on the surface 2/ What actually happened: On June 3, 2026 both the CEO and CFO had Performance Stock Units (PSUs) VEST. The CEO received 190,740 shares. The CFO received 68,120 shares. This wasn't a choice. PSUs vest on a schedule set YEARS ago. 3/ Why did they sell immediately after? Simple. The IRS. When equity awards vest, the IRS treats it as ordinary income, taxable IMMEDIATELY. You don't get to wait. You don't get to choose the timing. You pay the tax or you get penalized. 4/ How was the sale structured? Both executives sold under a pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1 plan. The CEO's plan was established on May 7, 2024 over 2 years ago. The CFO's plan was established on May 2, 2024 also over 2 years ago. Neither of them chose to sell on June 5, 2026. The plan executed automatically. 5/ This happens at EVERY public company. Apple executives do it. Google executives do it. Meta executives do it. Nvidia executives do it. Every time RSUs or PSUs vest executives sell a portion to cover taxes. It appears in SEC filings. It always looks scary. It never means what people think. 6/ The most important detail everyone missed: Why did the PSUs vest at a 200% payout factor? Because Strategy's total stockholder return from June 2023 to May 2026 EXCEEDED the 75th percentile of ALL Nasdaq Composite companies. The executives sold shares BECAUSE the company massively outperformed. 7/ One more thing. On May 22 2 weeks before the forced tax sale CEO Phong Le VOLUNTARILY BOUGHT shares of $MSTR. That's the discretionary signal. The sale was mandatory. The buy was a choice. 8/ The bottom line: The CEO and CFO didn't sell because they're bearish. They sold because the IRS doesn't care about your stock price. Don't let misinformation shake you out of a position.⚡️👊

H-1B visas should require annual renewal at a fee of $250,000. This high bar would ensure that only those with genuine, high-value contributions and a legitimate long-term stake in America retain access, while naturally excluding those without such enduring commitment.

Here's my assessment of what's going on inside Goldman and Morgan Stanley right about now around the $SPCX IPO. 1) The math isn't mathing for institutional investors to participate at $135/sh in the size they need them to. Research is being heavily pressured by banking to get more aggressive on their estimates/teach-in materials to try to make valuation make sense. It's not working. The biggest brass across the firms are now getting involved - Jamie Dimon & David Solomon are taking meetings - it's all hands on deck. 2) Accordingly, the bookrunners are increasing the % of the deal allocated to retail to 30%. Remember, it's the banks buying the shares from the company and if their largest institutional relationships aren't biting in the size they need them to - they have to find demand somewhere else they're going to be on the hook for the delta between $135/sh and wherever the stock trades multiplied by the number of shares left in inventory. Find the demand - whoever and whatever it takes. 3) Banks are also pressuring the index providers to create forced buying as well across a ton of indices and their associated products. This has worked in some places and hasn't in others (credit to S&P for their backbone here). This will create a large amount of demand but I don't know the math here relative to the float coming public - if anyone has seen smart math here please share. All and all, this is going to be a fascinating IPO to watch but I have next to zero interest in participating - I suspect I'm in the majority here.

Capital markets are funding the AI buildout at historic scale: ~$400B over 6 months. Bitcoin ETFs have seen ~$4B of outflows since May 14, pressuring $BTC. This is a capital rotation, not a Bitcoin impairment. Volatility creates opportunity.

$BTC is below $65K due to macro noise: sticky inflation, strong DXY, AI capital rotation, and ETF outflows. But look under the hood. Price and ownership behavior are pointing in completely opposite directions. Long-Term Holders (LTH) now control 16.3M BTC—near an ATH. They’ve added 200K $BTC just this month. The people who have held Bitcoin the longest are NOT selling into this weakness. They are buying your panic. 21M hard cap. Less than 1M wholecoiners. Don't get shaken out. Stack the dip.

Both sides increase the deficit. Both sides send your kids to war. Both sides let corporations poison your food. Both sides destroy the environment. Both sides are insider trading. Both sides bailed out the banks. Both sides gave themselves raises. Both sides spy on you and call it safety. Both sides print money you’ll pay for. Both sides answer to donors you’ll never meet. Both sides need you angry at each other.

Slaves used to work all, everyday with no pay. But they got free food, water and shelter. Today, we work all day, nearly every day and we get paid. But the money we make we spend on food, water and shelter. We’re still slaves, the only thing that changed is the illusion of freedom.

How many times are we going to see this? Buy spot BTC and hold. Buying Bitcoin with leverage will wreck you.

By design. Bitcoin is the escape hatch. ⚡️

Keynes wrote in 1919 that inflation acts as "the most important method for diminishing the burden of debt" and allows governments to confiscate wealth "arbitrarily." He called this theft "progress toward the managed currency of the future." The man who built modern monetary policy openly admitted central banks exist to rob savers through currency debasement. He bragged that inflation transfers purchasing power from workers to debtors (especially governments) while most people remain "completely ignorant" of the process. Not one person in a million, Keynes wrote, can diagnose the disease. Today the Fed runs 2% inflation targets while wages stagnate and housing costs explode. Powell prints trillions for banks while your grocery bill doubles. The playbook scales larger with each cycle.

My expectation of today’s FOMC Press Conference

Why am I paying TAXES on my wages? Then paying Sales Tax to spend my money. Then paying Income Taxes on my money they already TAXED and paying Property Taxes after I already paid Sales Tax on said property!

Giving companies bailouts isn’t capitalism. Protecting companies from litigation when they poison the population isn’t capitalism. Insider trading by people who make the laws and start wars is not capitalism.

JPMorgan paid $38 billion in fines over the last 15 years. Their CEO is the one calling Bitcoin a fraud.

Where’d they go? 🤷🏼‍♂️

Jesus>Bitcoin

While everything else is down, STRC is holding strong.