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    • Guavaxf3006Guavaxf3006
      ·02-16 21:02
      That is such old news. We are already in mid-February already. And MSCI already stated theyvare not doing any change fo now.

      MicroStrategy Spends Another $1 Billion on Bitcoin; Faces Potential Massive Passive Sell-Off if MSCI Removes It on January 15

      MicroStrategy (MSTR.US), led by Michael Saylor, has invested nearly $1 billion in Bitcoin for the second consecutive week, doubling down on the cryptocurrency amid price declines. According to...
      MicroStrategy Spends Another $1 Billion on Bitcoin; Faces Potential Massive Passive Sell-Off if MSCI Removes It on January 15
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    • Guavaxf3006Guavaxf3006
      ·02-16 13:50
      Illusionary thinking. At $8k, down from high of $126k, and with MSTR's average cost of Bitcoin holding of $76k, he expects to refinance and to still raise cash into MSTR?  He must have really low respect for the mental ability of his followers.

      What Happens To Strategy's Bitcoin Model If Prices Crash To $8,000? Michael Saylor Has A Plan

      Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ:MSTR) founder Michael Saylor said on Sunday that the Bitcoin
      What Happens To Strategy's Bitcoin Model If Prices Crash To $8,000? Michael Saylor Has A Plan
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    • Guavaxf3006Guavaxf3006
      ·02-16 12:39
      It seems the week is starting off really badly. Not just the Cryptocurrencies but also gold and silver. Thankfully today is Washington's birthday and the US markets are closed. Otherwise, we may see a bloodbath on Wall Street just as the Year of the Horse starts.

      Digital Currencies Plunge Again After Brief Rally

      Digital currencies have resumed their decline after a two-day rebound. Starting last night, the cryptocurrency market weakened once more. Bitcoin briefly fell below $69,000, while Ethereum dropped...
      Digital Currencies Plunge Again After Brief Rally
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    • Guavaxf3006Guavaxf3006
      ·02-15 23:03
      America's mega and ever growing debt crisis. I watched the movie "Too Big To fail" and also found this part repeated in Hank Paulson's memior.  "Refusing Russia’s Proposal to Crash the U.S. Economy: In his memoir, On the Brink, Paulson revealed that during the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Russian officials approached China with a plan to jointly dump their holdings of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac bonds. This "fire sale" was intended to collapse the U.S. financial system. China declined the offer, which Paulson credited as a crucial step in preventing a total market meltdown." Donald Trump and the rest of America must be reminded that China had the power to bankrupt the US in 2008 but declined to help Russia do so. Perhaps China is regretting noy doing so then? Guess what? The US debt has grow
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    • Guavaxf3006Guavaxf3006
      ·02-15 10:57
      Actually, if Bitcoin falls to $55k, it will be a level that triggers a collapse to around $30k.  It's the panic factor that will overwhelm any hope of redemption. The fear will be too much for the greed to fight against.

      Why bitcoin needs to fall another 20% before it's even worth a look

      Fair value for the cryptocurrency is currently about $55,000. It would be entirely understandable for Claude Erb to say to the crypto bros: "I told you so.". Erb is the former commodities portfolio manager at TCW Group whose model of bitcoin's fair value has been roundly dismissed as hopelessly irrelevant. Last October, for instance, bitcoin traded above $125,000, more than double the fair-value estimate of $53,000 from Erb's model at the time.What a difference five months can make: Bitcoin now is trading below $70,000. Moreover, given the small number of additional bitcoins that have been mined since last October, the latest fair-value estimate from Erb's model is now around $55,000.A corollary of Erb's investment lesson is that when an asset that previously deviated from fair value eventually returns towards fair value, there is no guarantee th
      Why bitcoin needs to fall another 20% before it's even worth a look
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    • Guavaxf3006Guavaxf3006
      ·02-15 10:55
      So who would be the ones buying from these whales who have been exiting. My guess would be the small retail players as well as those companies who are subscribed to the Bitcoin treasury business model.  The retailers are wimpy and easily influenced. But thise treasry scheme companies like MRTC have to keep on buying Bitcoin to wall against a Bitcoin collapse. The situation has never been more dangerous.

      Bitcoin Whales Are Exiting The Profit Territory — And It Could Get Worse

      The price of Bitcoin has been under intense pressure so far in 2026, with the bear market wiping out the...
      Bitcoin Whales Are Exiting The Profit Territory — And It Could Get Worse
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    • Guavaxf3006Guavaxf3006
      ·02-13
      A very well researched and written article. One thing that stands out here is the author pointed out to one thing which should be obvious, but widely ignored and disregarded. That is the correlation and cross-dependance between many players and invested oragonisation.  This reminds me very much of what happened diring the Asian currency crisis, which started in Thailand with a devaluation of the Thai Baht, but started a stampede in Korea and Indonesia. And Malaysia got pulled down too because opportunist like George Soros saw an opening because like may others, Malaysia was living on borrowed capital too. So with this current Cryptocurrency freeze, look at who is exposed with leveraging and cross-dependency too. That's where you ca make big bucks playing against. Be the new George Sor

      A Winter for Stablecoins Would Signal Crypto Deep Freeze

      Bitcoin's price drop has certainly put a chill on the market for crypto companies. But as the digital-asset realm evolves, the real deep freeze would be if there were an extended drop in the value of stablecoins in circulation.Stablecoins aren't designed for speculation. Their price is meant to be fixed to a fiat currency, typically the U.S. dollar. That shouldn't rise or fall with demand or sentiment.The total market value of the seven largest U.S. dollar stablecoins currently tracked by CoinGecko has declined almost 2% from its peak in December. That isn't a huge drop. But it follows a steady surge in stablecoin value over the past year, helped by passage of the Genius Act, which is aimed at regulating these coins in the U.S.On some platforms, including Coinbase, customers holding USDC can earn rewards in the form of an annual percentage of more coins. These rewards are a big enough potential draw for stablecoins that the move of banks to lobby against them -- arguing they are a thre
      A Winter for Stablecoins Would Signal Crypto Deep Freeze
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    • Guavaxf3006Guavaxf3006
      ·02-13
      Printing more promisory notes to fund his gamble. Reminds of all thise stories of gambling addicts selling their homes, hoping that their last throw of the dice will win it all back.

      Strategy to issue more preferred stock to reduce Bitcoin-linked volatility

      Strategy is turning to preferred stock to keep buying Bitcoin while easing pressure from market swings.Strategy is issuing more preferred shares to fund Bitcoin purchases.The “Stretch” stock pays an 11.25% variable dividend and aims for price stability.The move targets investors seeking crypto exposure with lower risk.Strategy is expanding its use of preferred stock as it looks for new ways to fund Bitcoin purchases while reducing pressure from market volatility.The move comes as the company’s share price continues to closely track swings in the cryptocurrency market.In a Feb. 12 interview with Bloomberg, chief executive officer Phong Le said the company is offering more perpetual preferred shares to attract investors who want exposure to digital assets without extreme price changes. The product, known as “Stretch,” pays a variable dividend that is adjusted each month.Strategy raised about $5.5 billion through several preferred stock offerings in 2025. The latest issuance continues tha
      Strategy to issue more preferred stock to reduce Bitcoin-linked volatility
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    • Guavaxf3006Guavaxf3006
      ·02-13
      Subscribe to HBO. And go watch Wizard Of Lies. Then compare what's been going on with Strategy and Michael Saylor.

      Strategy to issue more preferred stock to reduce Bitcoin-linked volatility

      Strategy is turning to preferred stock to keep buying Bitcoin while easing pressure from market swings.Strategy is issuing more preferred shares to fund Bitcoin purchases.The “Stretch” stock pays an 11.25% variable dividend and aims for price stability.The move targets investors seeking crypto exposure with lower risk.Strategy is expanding its use of preferred stock as it looks for new ways to fund Bitcoin purchases while reducing pressure from market volatility.The move comes as the company’s share price continues to closely track swings in the cryptocurrency market.In a Feb. 12 interview with Bloomberg, chief executive officer Phong Le said the company is offering more perpetual preferred shares to attract investors who want exposure to digital assets without extreme price changes. The product, known as “Stretch,” pays a variable dividend that is adjusted each month.Strategy raised about $5.5 billion through several preferred stock offerings in 2025. The latest issuance continues tha
      Strategy to issue more preferred stock to reduce Bitcoin-linked volatility
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    • Guavaxf3006Guavaxf3006
      ·02-13
      The trend is showing everything bad for Bitcoin. Now Standard Chartered Bank, which as recently as end of 25 was a big bull, is now calling for Bitcoin to fall to $50k in the next few months.  But thisis also telling me how flippy these analysts are. Once calling for $200k, but now following the crowd in calling for a mega fall. But as for me, I have long been saying Bitcoin is the modern day Tulip.  Get ready for MRTC and other Cryto treasuries to go broke soon.

      CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index Lost 3.25% to $65342.03 -- Data Talk

      CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index is down $2194.84 today or 3.25% to $65342.03. --Down four consecutive days, down 7.71% over this period. --Longest losing streak since Feb. 1, 2026, when it fell for five straight trading days. --Down 48.25% from its all-time intraday high of $126272.76 on Oct. 6, 2025. --Down 32.14% from 52 weeks ago , when it traded at $96284.21. --Up 8.39% from its 52-week intraday low of $60057.44 on Feb. 6, 2026. Note: CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index at 4 p.m. ET close
      CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index Lost 3.25% to $65342.03 -- Data Talk
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