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The digital-treasury boom has collapsed — Bloomberg. A strategy that looked unstoppable only months ago has unraveled at high speed. 🟠 Companies replicated Michael Saylor’s model: raise capital, buy crypto, and let equity valuations grow faster than the underlying asset. 🟠 Early in the year it worked: some stocks surged thousands of percent — SharpLink jumped +2600%, and Alt5 Sigma even brought in Donald Trump's sons as advisors. 🟠 But the structural weakness emerged: tokens don’t generate income, while convertible-debt and preferred-share obligations still need servicing. 🟠 Result: the median drop among digital-asset-treasury (DAT) stocks in the U.S. and Canada hit 43%, with several collapsing by 99%. 🟠 Many companies now trade below the value of their crypto holdings. 🟠 Strategy signaled it may sell Bitcoin to cover dividends — breaking Saylor’s core “never sell” narrative. Why it matters: 🟠 Large-scale selling by DAT firms could trigger a chain reaction: price pressure → margin calls → further forced liquidations. 🟠 Meanwhile, bigger DAT companies are acquiring smaller firms whose market caps have fallen below asset value. $BTC #MichaelSaylor #BTCVSGOLD

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⚡Vanishing act in progress. Ethereum on centralized exchanges just hit 8.8% of total supply, the lowest since the blockchain launched in 2015. According to Glassnode, reserves have plummeted 43% since July. Apparently, someone out there still believes in ETH while crypto Twitter debates whether it's dead for the hundredth time. 👀The coins are quietly flowing into staking and long-term storage while institutions keep stacking their balance sheets. Price is chilling above $3,000, eyeing $3,200 resistance. Break that, and $3,500 is on the table. Tom Lee is out here casually predicting $20K in the coming months. No pressure. Supply squeeze loading. Market sentiment says one thing, on-chain data says another. Pick your side wisely. $ETH $ETC $ETHW

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💥BREAKING: MICHAEL SAYLOR SAID HE JUST MET EVERY SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUND AND THE RICHEST FAMILIES IN THE MIDDLE EAST TO DISCUSS $BTC MORE MONEY WILL FLOW INTO BITCOIN. If sovereign wealth funds even allocate a fraction of their multi trillion portfolios, it changes Bitcoin’s demand curve entirely. The bigger story is that BTC is shifting from a retail driven asset to one shaped by long duration, institutional capital. $BTC

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A NEW FINANCIAL SYSTEM THAT WILL LAST A THOUSAND YEARS Bitcoin was not invented by luck; it was deliberately and purposefully invented due to the global financial crisis that spanned 2007 - 2009, known as the Great Recession which started in the US as the subprime mortgage market collapsed. On September 15, 2008, Lehman Brothers, the 4th largest U.S investment firm, filed for Bankruptcy, marking the largest bankruptcy filing in U.S. history, which triggered a panic in the global financial market. Because of how interconnected through derivatives and short-term lending, the crisis spread like cancer, crashing the global stock markets. Many countries entered into a deep recession, and unemployment soared. It was catastrophic, so the American government, in collaboration with other countries' secret services, had to experiment with a new kind of money to prevent that from happening in the future, and the team today referred to as 'Satoshi Nakamoto', made up of elite programmers, mathematicians and Economists, was born. Yes, the Feds created Bitcoin using a cryptographic thesis posited by a group of professors from Stanford University. And the Bitcoin blockchain was built brick by brick to exhibit that money can be minted digitally, with a capped supply, without experiencing wear and tear, and transferable through the internet. Bitcoin was that prototype. And it was deliberately introduced to the world privately, open-sourced, to allow human intelligence and geniuses to build on that prototype and contribute to improving the technology for future use, and it worked. We have been able to scale this tech to a certain degree and are awaiting a few final polishings for it to be ready for mass production adoption, hence the groundwork on regulations has to be completed in this era. I believe that will be completed within the space of 6-8 years (2 market cycles) starting in 2024 through 2030/2032. After that, this technology will be integrated into supply chains, medicine, agriculture, etc. $BTC $SOL $LTC

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