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BREAKING: Strategy can now sell Bitcoin to fund operations.
Michael Saylor’s firm announced a new Digital Credit Capital Framework, allowing Bitcoin monetization as part of its capital strategy.
🗝️Key points:
• Strategy holds $2.55B in USD reserves.
• It has $1.25B in Bitcoin monetization capacity.
• Total dividend coverage stands at $3.8B, enough for around 25.9 months.
• Bitcoin holdings remain unchanged at 847,363 BTC.
• Strategy bought zero BTC last week.
• Instead, it raised $1.152B by selling 12.67M MSTR shares.
• The company authorized up to $1B in MSTR buybacks and $1B in preferred stock buybacks.
🗝️The key shift:
Strategy is no longer only accumulating Bitcoin.
It is now building a capital framework around Bitcoin liquidity, shareholder returns and balance sheet flexibility.
🧠My View:
This is a major evolution in the Strategy playbook.
Bullish because it strengthens liquidity and dividend coverage.
But also important because it confirms Bitcoin can now be used as a funding tool, not just a treasury reserve asset.
The market likes it so far:
$STRC +9%
$MSTR +6.6% after hours

Gold is currently trading around 3,975, breaking below the 4,000 threshold for the first time during this decline—and that is not just a regular number, by the way.
​In the previous post, the price was at 4,137, and I told you the critical level was 4,100. If broken, the decline would extend to 4,040 and then 4,000.
​That is exactly what happened. The price broke 4,100, dropped to 4,040, and kept going until it broke the 4,000 psychological barrier, currently sitting at 3,975. This means every target I identified was achieved in sequence, culminating in breaking 4,000, which was the most significant psychological barrier along the way.
​Current Market Situation
​The price is trading below all four moving averages, making the trend a 0 out of 4 (Strong Bearish). All moving averages are hovering far above the price:
​EMA 20: 4,109
​EMA 50: 4,186
​EMA 100: 4,266
​EMA 200: 4,379
​This wide gap between the price and the moving averages indicates that the bearish momentum remains highly potent.
​Something vital to keep in mind (and I will keep reminding you): the RSI is currently at 21, indicating an extreme oversold condition—one of the strongest levels we can possibly observe. This does not mean the price will reverse immediately, but it signifies that selling pressure has reached an extreme, and any technical correction could trigger violently and at lightning speed. A bullish divergence is also forming, but you know the rule: divergence alone is not a buy signal. The market must provide confirmation first. I will keep repeating this every post so you memorize it, especially since we have seen previous failed rebound attempts.
​Key Levels to Watch
​Downside Targets (Support):
​3,950 (Immediate level)
​3,900
​3,850
​Upside Targets (Resistance):
​4,000 (The broken support, now acting as resistance)
​4,040
​4,100
​Potential Scenarios
​The Bearish Continuum: As long as the price remains below 4,000, the trend is downward, targeting 3,950 and lower. Any rally toward these levels without a clear 4-hour candle close above them remains within the bearish trend and presents a selling opportunity for anyone currently trapped (focus here, this is your decision).
​The Rebound Scenario: If a reversal occurs from this heavily oversold territory and the price reclaims 4,000 with a solid close and healthy volume, only then can we begin discussing a broader recovery that might test the upper moving averages, God willing.
​Bottom Line for Traders
​You operate on the short term, and the market is currently in an extreme oversold state. This is a highly dangerous zone for both directions—the price could either extend its drop or bounce back aggressively without warning. Entering here requires clear confirmation; do not trade based on a single isolated signal. Risk management right now is more critical than ever.
​Bottom Line for Investors
​The drop from 4,518 to 3,975 matters to traders, not to you as a long-term investor. What matters to you are the macro levels on higher timeframes, inflation, and the geopolitical landscape—all of which still support gold in the long run, regardless of daily price fluctuations.
​General Outlook
​Cautiously Bearish. The price is below all moving averages, has broken the 4,000 threshold, and is heavily oversold. The ultimate critical level for me is 4,000. As long as the price is below it, the trend is down. If it breaks back above it, we can talk about a potential reversal.
​Disclaimer: This is a personal analysis based on reading the chart at this specific moment. The market is dynamic; any sudden news or unexpected market manipulation could flip the script entirely. Treat my words as a perspective or entertainment, not absolute fact.
​If you made it this far, you are one of the free thinkers. If you didn't understand any of this, check out the beginner's trading course in the pinned comment.
​This post is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. DYOR (Do Your Own Research) and position size with an amount you can afford to lose.