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And we're heading into another day of BTC volatility. From the candlestick chart, I see accumulation for distribution...but it's leaning towards the sellers against the buyers. The asset will stay in a sideways trend until they release their positions.
I'm gonna make my second buy of BNB after the dip that’s gonna happen starting at 6 PM. This means stacking up assets at different average prices..which is what the big institutions do. So when Black Rock scoops up BTC this week, it means they want the asset at different price points..
2.84 SOL in SHORT. I've done this several times throughout the week. When the institutional market is bearish, retail moves according to the flow. I'm not going to long something that's just going down. I already had SOLANA in my portfolio; it was my first acquisition in the market. I bought it for 80 and it shot up to over 200. What a situation.
"We're probably going to liquidate some Bitcoins to pay dividends just to immunize the market and send the message that we can do it." That's how Michael Saylor described the recent BTC sell-off strategy. The move wasn't about reducing exposure to Bitcoin but proving that the strategy can convert a small portion of their reserves into liquidity when deemed necessary. In Saylor's view, true strength lies not in never selling but in not being forced to sell. The immunization was a message to the short sellers and critics betting on a potential liquidity crisis for the company.
Are you watching what's happening with $BNB ? I don't get any sponsorship from Binance and I won't ever show my face. Do you think they'll let the project tank at the mercy of BTC's price? Lol
When Michael Saylor goes bust, we'll scoop up BTC. He doesn't have capital, never did. He played the pyramid game (even shareholders will be crying) with other people's money and loans to acquire BTC, all while dodging taxes since he buys with borrowed funds.
I woke up today to read the Primo Group saying that BTC will drop further. Something I've said every year before this disaster happens. Trusting the majority of an asset in the hands of a single man. AN ASSET THAT IS SUPPOSED TO BE DECENTRALIZED IS CENTRALIZED IN THE HANDS OF ONE MAN. SHORT IT.
Making my first crypto buy of the year. I only do Day Trading, I don't hold onto these assets. I've had several before. I liquidated all of them. However, I'm stacking $BNB .