Didn’t this guy famously lose a shit ton of money going long? And now he’s bearish? 🤔

Yes.

It’s the dip before the dip before the dip of the dip that makes non maxi’s sell before the rip right?

Even on a bitcoin standard they won’t understand it. They’ll just be happy about their standard of living improving instead of constant decay.

I've been looking into CrowdHealth and they list out *every single coverage request* and the result of that request for the last two years. This is an insanely admirable degree of transparency for a healthcare company.

I think we need an update? Anthony Pompliano 🌪

Steady lads. Deploying $5.

Bullish.

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Bullish.

Assuming BTC is split 1/3 governments and 1/3 corporations/businesses, that leaves only 1/3 (~7,000,000 BTC) for individuals. If you count Satoshi (~1.1M BTC) and MSTR (~0.71M BTC) inside that remaining third, there’s about ~5.19M BTC left for everyone else — meaning only ~5.2

Ouch.

If Stan bought silver at the last peak in 2011 for $48, he waited 15 years to hit the next peak of $122 for a 154% gain, only to lose 30% in one day. May 2021 was the last time Bitcoin dropped over 30% in one day. Meanwhile, if you bought Bitcoin at the peak in 2022 for $47k and

We need Michael Saylor to start buying spot

Saylor's meeting with banks was a sign. They want to tank and accumulate, maybe even take MSTR out. TBH, if I were them, that's what I'd do: tell Saylor we're in, then short the shit out of it. Maybe that's why Saylor was buying so much.

I thought I hated 58k gang before.

I really think the bottom is in. BTW, I'm 99% wrong. We have a 1% chance. Bookmark it, please.

What are the odds now Peter Schiff

Saylor meets with a bunch of banks. They tell him they’re coming but want a cheap entry point. He knows they’re about to crash the price. Saylor hits the ATM hard, knowing it’ll be harder for him to raise cash to buy. Maybe 🤔