$GOOG's proposed $80B capital raise includes a $15B convertible preferred and a $40B ATM. Financing tools popularized by $MSTR to acquire Bitcoin are now being used by a Mag 7 company to build AI. AI and Bitcoin are the digital rails of the future.

Never sell your bitcoin - Saylor

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JR didnt like it when Theo started calling out Israel. They are trying to make him sound crazy to discredit him.

All-time high volume. $1.53B of liquidity. Two cents of volatility. Closed at par. $STRC

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It was meant to be all along

It couldn't be more obvious that Ryan Cohen was trolling CNBC. Look at the difference in his demeaner with Fox Business' Charles Payne. $GME

F*ck CNBC pricks. They talked shit on GME since 2019.

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RuneScape orange pilled an entire generation and nobody wants to admit it. Before I knew what “sound money” was, I was standing in Varrock West Bank watching 900 medieval children invent capitalism through spam. “Buying lobbies 200 ea” “Selling rune scimmy 25k” “Wave2: buying yew logs” “Selling full rune, no helm” It was beautiful. No Fed. No Jerome Powell. No 25 economists in robes deciding that trout liquidity was systemically important. Just miners, fishers, woodcutters, smiths, rune crafters, PKers, scammers, merchants, and one guy in a Santa hat who somehow understood monetary premium better than Harvard. RuneScape was a functioning free market. You chopped yews because someone needed fletching XP. You mined coal because some degenerate was smelting cannonballs for passive income. You fished lobsters because PKers needed food before sprinting into the Wilderness to lose their rune platebody to a guy named xXxDdsPurexXx. Prices were information. If sharks went up, PvP demand was hot. If nature runes went up, alchers were printing money in Lumbridge like tiny medieval central bankers. If party hats went up, you learned scarcity before you learned algebra. Then came the Grand Exchange in November 2007. At first, it felt like civilization had arrived. No more standing at Falador Park screaming into a human auction pit like a deranged commodities trader with dial-up internet. Liquidity improved. Spreads compressed. Markets centralized. The economy got faster. But then the real poison came right after! Trade restrictions, anti-RWT controls, price bands, limits on unbalanced trades, the removal of old Wilderness mechanics. Jagex tried to fight gold farmers by putting the entire economy in a compliance cage. A literal central planner looked at millions of kids freely discovering prices for rune essence, dragon bones, abyssal whips, and cooked swordfish and said: “What if we fixed this with bureaucracy?” And the game immediately felt worse. Because the magic was never the interface. The magic was the freedom. The Grand Exchange was fine once the market could breathe. The problem was the monetary TSA checkpoint wrapped around it. Price discovery can survive better plumbing. It cannot survive when some god-emperor in Cambridge decides your trade is too unequal for your own safety. RuneScape taught the whole lesson: Markets are living organisms. Gold is money because everyone accepts it. Scarcity creates premium. Inflation comes from new supply. Price controls create distortions. Middlemen exist because search costs exist. Arbitrage is just intelligence getting paid. Liquidity is civilization. And centralized control always arrives wearing a safety vest, promising to stop the bad guys, then somehow nerfs your entire life. Bitcoin is RuneScape gold with no Jagex admin panel. No mod can spawn 10 million BTC because subscriptions are down. No patch note can increase the max supply. No central bank can “rebalance” your stack because goblin unemployment came in hot. No Grand Exchange clerk can tell you your UTXO is suspicious because you traded too many lobsters to your cousin. Fixed supply. Open market. Proof of work. Free exchange. No monetary game master. We all thought we were playing RuneScape. Really, we were twelve years old in Varrock getting a full Austrian economics education from lobster spreads, yew log liquidity, and the sacred horror of watching your bank value collapse after a Jagex update. Bitcoin is what happens when the players finally say: “Enough. We’re running the economy now.”

EVERYTHING IS FINE. 100% TRACK RECORD OF A RECESSION MEANS NOTHING. ECONOMY IS OK. OIL AT $100 and WE STILL GO TO THE MOON.

$1.56 billion of liquidity. One-cent market. Closed at par. $STRC

Bitcoin holders after being told “no one uses it” watching governments pay Iran in BTC