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BREAKING: #TRUMP JUST SIGNALED THE US MAY BE WITHDRAWING FROM THE IRAN WAR. "The U.S.A. won't be there to help you anymore." He told allies to "build up some delayed courage, go to the Strait, and just TAKE IT."
BREAKING: #TRUMP JUST SIGNALED THE US MAY BE WITHDRAWING FROM THE IRAN WAR.

"The U.S.A. won't be there to help you anymore." He told allies to "build up some delayed courage, go to the Strait, and just TAKE IT."
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So Bitcoin Is Dead?Short answer: yes. But… What happened This week wasn’t driven by a single event or headline. It was the result of several pressures lining up and then releasing at the same time. Macro conditions were already fragile. • Liquidity is still being drained. • Rate expectations haven’t eased. • Tech stocks started to soften again, and crypto continues to react to that environment faster and more violently than most other assets. That part isn’t controversial. It’s been the backdrop for months. What changed this week was the structure. Bitcoin didn’t drift lower. It moved quickly, through levels that usually slow price down. That kind of move doesn’t come from people calmly changing their minds. It usually comes from positions being closed because they have to be. The clearest signal showed up in IBIT. This was the highest IBIT options volume day ever recorded, almost double the previous peak. That tells you institutions weren’t sitting on their hands. They were actively trading downside and protection at size. Heavy volume like that doesn’t mean panic, and it doesn’t mean one sided selling. It means large players were willing to transact at lower prices, immediately. At the same time; • leverage came out of the system fast. • Funding rates turned deeply negative. • Long positions were liquidated in a short window. That’s the signature of forced selling. It’s not about conviction. It’s all about margin. There’s a plausible explanation for why this unwind looked the way it did. A meaningful share of IBIT exposure sits inside single-asset funds, many of them outside the US, particularly in Asia. These structures isolate margin by design. They don’t cross-collateralize with other strategies. When something breaks inside them, the response isn’t gradual. Positions get cut. The timing was important. This happened while other leveraged trades were already under stress. • Japan’s carry trade has been unwinding. • Silver collapsed sharply. • China tightened its stance around stablecoins and tokenization. • Liquidity across several markets thinned at once. When that happens, the most liquid venues tend to absorb the shock first. Crypto did exactly that. By the end of the week, sentiment reflected the damage. Fear readings dropped to levels usually associated with crisis periods, not routine corrections. That doesn’t tell you what comes next. It only tells you that a lot of people stopped feeling comfortable very quickly. That’s the sequence of events. Where we are? After a forced unwind, markets behave differently. • Leverage is lighter now. • Funding has stabilized after turning sharply negative. • Most of the easy liquidations have already happened. That doesn’t mean the market is “safe.” It means fewer participants are being pushed out mechanically. Several institutional desks described this move as momentum driven liquidation rather than a reassessment of long term fundamentals. That distinction important, because it changes how capital responds after the fact. Selling driven by margin tends to end when margin is gone. ETF behavior fits that picture. Volume stayed elevated even as price fell. That’s not disengagement. That’s basic repositioning. Capital didn’t leave. It adjusted. Ethereum is the quiet counterpoint. Price remains weak, but usage doesn’t show stress. • Monthly active addresses just reached a new high. • The validator entry queue is the largest it’s ever been. • For every one ETH trying to exit staking, well over a hundred are waiting to enter. That kind of imbalance doesn’t show up in price immediately, but it says something about how long term holders are behaving. Institutional activity around Ethereum hasn’t slowed either. BlackRock, Fidelity, JPMorgan are still building and expanding real products. That work isn’t speculative and it isn’t sensitive to short term price moves. Regulatory progress continues in the background. It’s slow and procedural, but the tone is materially different from previous cycles. Less adversarial, more technical. That doesn’t create rallies yes, but it does change the environment over time. Bitcoin itself is sitting near long-observed historical reference levels that tend to appear after forced selling phases. These areas have never felt obvious in real time. They didn’t in past cycles either. They felt uncertain, often frustrating, and usually earlier than most people were comfortable with. So… Is bitcoin dead? Long answer: It’s officially in the dead zone now (look at the rainbow chart). Remember, long term holders start selling when everybody screams that it will go to the moon, right? So, when do they start buying? • • • • • • Price could still move lower. It could also spend time going nowhere. Markets often do that after stress events. What has changed is the quality of the selling. It looks less deliberate and more exhausted. • Fear is high (all time record “5” at Feb 6. It’s crazy). • Confidence is thin. • Narratives are scattered. That’s not a signal. It’s just context. And context is usually the only useful thing when certainty disappears… That was the week. Talk again soon… Follow me for more educational content 🫶

So Bitcoin Is Dead?

Short answer: yes. But…
What happened
This week wasn’t driven by a single event or headline. It was the result of several pressures lining up and then releasing at the same time.
Macro conditions were already fragile.
• Liquidity is still being drained.
• Rate expectations haven’t eased.
• Tech stocks started to soften again,
and crypto continues to react to that environment faster and more violently than most other assets. That part isn’t controversial. It’s been the backdrop for months.
What changed this week was the structure.
Bitcoin didn’t drift lower. It moved quickly, through levels that usually slow price down. That kind of move doesn’t come from people calmly changing their minds. It usually comes from positions being closed because they have to be.
The clearest signal showed up in IBIT. This was the highest IBIT options volume day ever recorded, almost double the previous peak. That tells you institutions weren’t sitting on their hands. They were actively trading downside and protection at size.
Heavy volume like that doesn’t mean panic, and it doesn’t mean one sided selling. It means large players were willing to transact at lower prices, immediately.
At the same time;
• leverage came out of the system fast.
• Funding rates turned deeply negative.
• Long positions were liquidated in a short window.
That’s the signature of forced selling. It’s not about conviction. It’s all about margin.
There’s a plausible explanation for why this unwind looked the way it did. A meaningful share of IBIT exposure sits inside single-asset funds, many of them outside the US, particularly in Asia. These structures isolate margin by design. They don’t cross-collateralize with other strategies. When something breaks inside them, the response isn’t gradual. Positions get cut.
The timing was important. This happened while other leveraged trades were already under stress.
• Japan’s carry trade has been unwinding.
• Silver collapsed sharply.
• China tightened its stance around stablecoins and tokenization.
• Liquidity across several markets thinned at once.
When that happens, the most liquid venues tend to absorb the shock first.
Crypto did exactly that.
By the end of the week, sentiment reflected the damage. Fear readings dropped to levels usually associated with crisis periods, not routine corrections.
That doesn’t tell you what comes next. It only tells you that a lot of people stopped feeling comfortable very quickly.
That’s the sequence of events.
Where we are?
After a forced unwind, markets behave differently.
• Leverage is lighter now.
• Funding has stabilized after turning sharply negative.
• Most of the easy liquidations have already happened.
That doesn’t mean the market is “safe.” It means fewer participants are being pushed out mechanically.
Several institutional desks described this move as momentum driven liquidation rather than a reassessment of long term fundamentals. That distinction important, because it changes how capital responds after the fact. Selling driven by margin tends to end when margin is gone.
ETF behavior fits that picture. Volume stayed elevated even as price fell. That’s not disengagement. That’s basic repositioning. Capital didn’t leave. It adjusted.
Ethereum is the quiet counterpoint. Price remains weak, but usage doesn’t show stress.
• Monthly active addresses just reached a new high.
• The validator entry queue is the largest it’s ever been.
• For every one ETH trying to exit staking, well over a hundred are waiting to enter.
That kind of imbalance doesn’t show up in price immediately, but it says something about how long term holders are behaving.
Institutional activity around Ethereum hasn’t slowed either. BlackRock, Fidelity, JPMorgan are still building and expanding real products. That work isn’t speculative and it isn’t sensitive to short term price moves.
Regulatory progress continues in the background. It’s slow and procedural, but the tone is materially different from previous cycles. Less adversarial, more technical. That doesn’t create rallies yes, but it does change the environment over time.
Bitcoin itself is sitting near long-observed historical reference levels that tend to appear after forced selling phases. These areas have never felt obvious in real time. They didn’t in past cycles either. They felt uncertain, often frustrating, and usually earlier than most people were comfortable with.
So…
Is bitcoin dead?
Long answer: It’s officially in the dead zone now (look at the rainbow chart).
Remember, long term holders start selling when everybody screams that it will go to the moon, right?
So, when do they start buying?
• • • • • •
Price could still move lower. It could also spend time going nowhere. Markets often do that after stress events.
What has changed is the quality of the selling. It looks less deliberate and more exhausted.
• Fear is high (all time record “5” at Feb 6. It’s crazy).
• Confidence is thin.
• Narratives are scattered.
That’s not a signal. It’s just context.
And context is usually the only useful thing when certainty disappears…
That was the week.
Talk again soon…
Follow me for more educational content 🫶
You move your stop loss to break even. $XAU comes back, taps it perfectly then runs straight to your original TP. You just sit there staring at the screen, trying to convince yourself it was good risk management 😂💔 The fear of #GOLD is the beginning of wisdom
You move your stop loss to break even.

$XAU comes back, taps it perfectly

then runs straight to your original TP.

You just sit there staring at the screen, trying to convince yourself it was good risk management 😂💔

The fear of #GOLD is the beginning of wisdom
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🔥#AAVE FOUNDER: "NO WAY WE'D SELL AAVE AT A 70% DISCOUNT" Aave founder Stani Kulechov pushed back on reports that an exchange is in talks to acquire a 15% stake in Aave Group at a $385M valuation, saying the firm would NEVER sell at such a steep discount. Kulechov added that Aave generates roughly $134M in annualized revenue, all of which accrues to the Aave DAO, not $AAVE Labs, with Aavenomics 3.0 set to introduce an automated AAVE buyback mechanism.
🔥#AAVE FOUNDER: "NO WAY WE'D SELL AAVE AT A 70% DISCOUNT"

Aave founder Stani Kulechov pushed back on reports that an exchange is in talks to acquire a 15% stake in Aave Group at a $385M valuation, saying the firm would NEVER sell at such a steep discount.

Kulechov added that Aave generates roughly $134M in annualized revenue, all of which accrues to the Aave DAO, not $AAVE Labs, with Aavenomics 3.0 set to introduce an automated AAVE buyback mechanism.
GIGGLE/USDT BUY SETUP $GIGGLE is holding above the support trendline of the symmetrical triangle, and a confirmed breakout could trigger a strong bullish rally. 🚀 #trading
GIGGLE/USDT BUY SETUP

$GIGGLE is holding above the support trendline of the symmetrical triangle, and a confirmed breakout could trigger a strong bullish rally. 🚀

#trading
#BTC dropped after retesting the falling wedge pattern and once again moved deep into the major support zone. The price is moving significantly sideways and remains bearish; we need to wait and watch further. #trading
#BTC dropped after retesting the falling wedge pattern and once again moved deep into the major support zone.

The price is moving significantly sideways and remains bearish; we need to wait and watch further.

#trading
🚨WHITE HOUSE ASKS #OpenAI TO LIMIT GPT-5.6 RELEASE OVER “MYTHOS-LIKE” POWER The #TRUMP administration asked OpenAI to limit the release of GPT-5.6, marking the first pre-launch restriction request on an American AI model, per Axios. The reports says that the government intervened because GPT-5.6 has "Mythos-like" capability. This follows Anthropic suspending Fable/Mythos access after the US raised security concerns.
🚨WHITE HOUSE ASKS #OpenAI TO LIMIT GPT-5.6 RELEASE OVER “MYTHOS-LIKE” POWER

The #TRUMP administration asked OpenAI to limit the release of GPT-5.6, marking the first pre-launch restriction request on an American AI model, per Axios.

The reports says that the government intervened because GPT-5.6 has "Mythos-like" capability.

This follows Anthropic suspending Fable/Mythos access after the US raised security concerns.
BREAKING: $AAPL is down 5% today after raising prices across its MacBook and iPad lineup, citing surging memory chip costs. The MacBook Pro 1TB rose $300 to $1,999. The iPad Pro Wi-Fi 256GB rose $200 to $1,199. Even the entry-level MacBook Neo rose $100 to $699. The same memory shortage driving costs up across the industry is also pushing Micron's stock to all time highs. Apple is now passing those costs directly to consumers instead of absorbing them. Investors remain uncertain about Apple's chip supply deal with Intel, announced by Trump in June but never formally confirmed by either company. Analysts say the deal offers no meaningful near-term benefit. Apple still depends on TSMC, which has struggled to keep pace with AI driven chip demand all year. #stocks
BREAKING: $AAPL is down 5% today after raising prices across its MacBook and iPad lineup, citing surging memory chip costs.

The MacBook Pro 1TB rose $300 to $1,999.

The iPad Pro Wi-Fi 256GB rose $200 to $1,199.

Even the entry-level MacBook Neo rose $100 to $699.

The same memory shortage driving costs up across the industry is also pushing Micron's stock to all time highs.

Apple is now passing those costs directly to consumers instead of absorbing them.

Investors remain uncertain about Apple's chip supply deal with Intel, announced by Trump in June but never formally confirmed by either company.

Analysts say the deal offers no meaningful near-term benefit. Apple still depends on TSMC, which has struggled to keep pace with AI driven chip demand all year.
#stocks
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Remember these two Altcoins? $ADA once was 3rd largest crypto at $101 Billion, now down -95% from 2021 ATH and sitting at $5.2 Billion mcap. $DOT once was the 4th largest crypto at $60 Billion, now down -98% from 2021 ATH and sitting at $1.45 Billion mcap. #crypto
Remember these two Altcoins?

$ADA once was 3rd largest crypto at $101 Billion, now down -95% from 2021 ATH and sitting at $5.2 Billion mcap.

$DOT once was the 4th largest crypto at $60 Billion, now down -98% from 2021 ATH and sitting at $1.45 Billion mcap.

#crypto
BREAKING: Micron just delivered one of the biggest earnings beats in semiconductor history. - Revenue: $41.46 billion vs $36.3 billion expected - Adjusted EPS: $25.11 vs $21.05 expected - Gross Margin: 84.6%, up from 37.7% a year ago Micron shares surged +15% in after-hours trading following its massive earnings report. Micron $MU reported record revenue, profits and guidance, driven by surging demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips used in AI infrastructure and data centers. Micron's Q4 guidance just crushed expectations, Q4 revenue to $50B vs $43B expected, EPS to $31 vs $25.07 expected, and gross margin to 85% vs 84% expected. Micron also announced $22 BILLION in multi-year customer supply agreements, including take-or-pay contracts, cash deposits and pricing floors. The company said HBM3E and HBM4 are fully booked through calendar 2027, with demand extending into 2028. Micron just generated more profit this quarter than Nvidia $NVDA made almost exactly one year ago. Micron is expected to generate significantly more revenue and profit than Nvidia did at a $4 trillion valuation, while trading at just a $1.1 trillion market cap.
BREAKING: Micron just delivered one of the biggest earnings beats in semiconductor history.

- Revenue: $41.46 billion vs $36.3 billion expected
- Adjusted EPS: $25.11 vs $21.05 expected
- Gross Margin: 84.6%, up from 37.7% a year ago

Micron shares surged +15% in after-hours trading following its massive earnings report.

Micron $MU reported record revenue, profits and guidance, driven by surging demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips used in AI infrastructure and data centers.

Micron's Q4 guidance just crushed expectations, Q4 revenue to $50B vs $43B expected, EPS to $31 vs $25.07 expected, and gross margin to 85% vs 84% expected.

Micron also announced $22 BILLION in multi-year customer supply agreements, including take-or-pay contracts, cash deposits and pricing floors.

The company said HBM3E and HBM4 are fully booked through calendar 2027, with demand extending into 2028.

Micron just generated more profit this quarter than Nvidia $NVDA made almost exactly one year ago.

Micron is expected to generate significantly more revenue and profit than Nvidia did at a $4 trillion valuation, while trading at just a $1.1 trillion market cap.
🚨HUGE: JAPAN JUST APPROVED ACCESS TO RIPPLE’S $1.7B RLUSD STABLECOIN RLUSD can now be used in Japan as a new electronic payment, available to both retail and institutional users through SBI VC Trade. This puts $RLUSD as the second dollar stablecoin approved after Circle's $USDC , joining JPYSC, a yen-backed stablecoin, in Japan’s regulated market. Ripple also secured preliminary MiCA approval in Luxembourg this week, pushing deeper into both Japan and Europe. #Ripple
🚨HUGE: JAPAN JUST APPROVED ACCESS TO RIPPLE’S $1.7B RLUSD STABLECOIN

RLUSD can now be used in Japan as a new electronic payment, available to both retail and institutional users through SBI VC Trade.

This puts $RLUSD as the second dollar stablecoin approved after Circle's $USDC , joining JPYSC, a yen-backed stablecoin, in Japan’s regulated market.

Ripple also secured preliminary MiCA approval in Luxembourg this week, pushing deeper into both Japan and Europe.

#Ripple
🩸ALERT: OVER $1 BILLION LIQUIDATED IN 24 HOURS AS #crypto CRASHES More than 178,000 traders were wiped out as $BTC fell to $59,175, its lowest level since early June. LONGs took the majority of losses amounting to $780M.
🩸ALERT: OVER $1 BILLION LIQUIDATED IN 24 HOURS AS #crypto CRASHES

More than 178,000 traders were wiped out as $BTC fell to $59,175, its lowest level since early June.

LONGs took the majority of losses amounting to $780M.
Another day, Another scam. MemeCore $M crashed -85% in the last 24 hours, wiping out $2.7 billion in market cap and liquidating $8 million in longs. Reasons: - According to reports, an estimated 99% of the supply is held by insiders, making the float smaller. - This makes it easier to manipulate token prices, which is why MemeCore's FDV hit $34.5 billion at one point. - Currently, on-chain liquidity for $M is around $100K while the market cap is still at $900M. - This means even a relatively small sell could nuke the price, and this is exactly what happened today. #MemeCoreMTokenCrashes80%
Another day, Another scam.

MemeCore $M crashed -85% in the last 24 hours, wiping out $2.7 billion in market cap and liquidating $8 million in longs.

Reasons:

- According to reports, an estimated 99% of the supply is held by insiders, making the float smaller.

- This makes it easier to manipulate token prices, which is why MemeCore's FDV hit $34.5 billion at one point.

- Currently, on-chain liquidity for $M is around $100K while the market cap is still at $900M.

- This means even a relatively small sell could nuke the price, and this is exactly what happened today.

#MemeCoreMTokenCrashes80%
#BTC had a fakeout and is forming a small falling wedge pattern, now floating between key levels. Expected the downfall to continue and a bounce, but still confused at the moment; had to wait longer. #trading
#BTC had a fakeout and is forming a small falling wedge pattern, now floating between key levels.

Expected the downfall to continue and a bounce, but still confused at the moment; had to wait longer.

#trading
Here's the Analysis of NEAR : #Near had a clear break of the resistance area and now approaching towards the key support zone around $1.85 - $1.90. Potential buys can be taken along the area and hold for short-term till long term, (at-least $3.30) #trading
Here's the Analysis of NEAR :

#Near had a clear break of the resistance area and now approaching towards the key support zone around $1.85 - $1.90. Potential buys can be taken along the area and hold for short-term till long term, (at-least $3.30)

#trading
This is why Bitcoin keeps on Dumping. Saylor's $MSTR crashed to a 2-year low of $97, down -82% from its peak wiping out more than $150 billion in market value. For years, Strategy relied on issuing new shares to buy more Bitcoin But with weak market conditions, that approach is becoming harder to sustain. The company recently sold 32 Bitcoin for the first time in years to help cover dividend payments, a move that challenges its long-standing "never sell" narrative. Strategy still holds a massive 847,363 $BTC so this isn't an immediate crisis But the model is now facing its biggest stress test yet. If Bitcoin recovers MSTR could rebound strongly but If the weakness continues, investors may see more dilution, cash usage, and even additional BTC sales. This Fear is pushing Bitcoin lower.
This is why Bitcoin keeps on Dumping.

Saylor's $MSTR crashed to a 2-year low of $97, down -82% from its peak wiping out more than $150 billion in market value.

For years, Strategy relied on issuing new shares to buy more Bitcoin But with weak market conditions, that approach is becoming harder to sustain.

The company recently sold 32 Bitcoin for the first time in years to help cover dividend payments, a move that challenges its long-standing "never sell" narrative.

Strategy still holds a massive 847,363 $BTC so this isn't an immediate crisis But the model is now facing its biggest stress test yet.

If Bitcoin recovers MSTR could rebound strongly but If the weakness continues, investors may see more dilution, cash usage, and even additional BTC sales.

This Fear is pushing Bitcoin lower.
🚨ALERT: MARKETS ARE CRASHING ACROSS THE BOARD! #bitcoin : $61.1K #GOLD : $3.96K - below $4K/oz for the first time since Nov 2025 STRC: $98.4- below $100 for the first time since Mar 2024 US Oil: $69.6 - below $70/bbl for the first time since Mar 1 TRILLIONS IN MARKET CAP ARE BEING WIPED OUT. What's happening??!!
🚨ALERT: MARKETS ARE CRASHING ACROSS THE BOARD!

#bitcoin : $61.1K

#GOLD : $3.96K - below $4K/oz for the first time since Nov 2025

STRC: $98.4- below $100 for the first time since Mar 2024

US Oil: $69.6 - below $70/bbl for the first time since Mar 1

TRILLIONS IN MARKET CAP ARE BEING WIPED OUT.

What's happening??!!
🚨Gold $XAU and silver $XAG are getting wrecked. Last 30 hours: - Gold down -3.87%, wiping out $1.1 trillion. - Silver down -9.18%, wiping out ~$400 billion. Since the war started: - Gold down -25%, erasing $9.4 trillion. - Silver down -38%, erasing $2.7 trillion. From all time highs: - #GOLD down -28%, $11 trillion wiped. - Silver down -51%, $4.6 trillion wiped. Precious Metals were supposed to surge on war fear. Instead they crashed when the war started, and now they're crashing again as the war is ending.
🚨Gold $XAU and silver $XAG are getting wrecked.

Last 30 hours:
- Gold down -3.87%, wiping out $1.1 trillion.
- Silver down -9.18%, wiping out ~$400 billion.

Since the war started:
- Gold down -25%, erasing $9.4 trillion.
- Silver down -38%, erasing $2.7 trillion.

From all time highs:
- #GOLD down -28%, $11 trillion wiped.
- Silver down -51%, $4.6 trillion wiped.

Precious Metals were supposed to surge on war fear. Instead they crashed when the war started, and now they're crashing again as the war is ending.
One lesson I've learned trading #US stocks is that The biggest opportunities usually show up when multiple catalysts collide on the same day. Today is one of those days. While most traders are focused on Micron ( $MU ) earnings after market close, NVIDIA ( $NVDA ) shareholders are also watching today's annual shareholder meeting for clues about AI demand, Blackwell deployment, future growth plans, and management's outlook on the AI boom. Why does this matter Because Micron and NVIDIA are connected by the same AI narrative. NVIDIA sells the AI engines. Micron supplies the memory that powers them. If NVIDIA continues signaling strong AI demand and Micron delivers strong earnings plus guidance, it could reinforce the bullish case for the entire AI semiconductor sector #stock
One lesson I've learned trading #US stocks is that The biggest opportunities usually show up when multiple catalysts collide on the same day.

Today is one of those days.

While most traders are focused on Micron ( $MU ) earnings after market close, NVIDIA ( $NVDA ) shareholders are also watching today's annual shareholder meeting for clues about AI demand, Blackwell deployment, future growth plans, and management's outlook on the AI boom.

Why does this matter Because Micron and NVIDIA are connected by the same AI narrative. NVIDIA sells the AI engines. Micron supplies the memory that powers them.

If NVIDIA continues signaling strong AI demand and Micron delivers strong earnings plus guidance, it could reinforce the bullish case for the entire AI semiconductor sector

#stock
BREAKING: Michael Saylor's $MSTR hit $103 yesterday, a new 23 month low. It is now down -81% from its all time high and has wiped out $153 billion from its market cap. Strategy holds 847,363 #bitcoin worth $53 billion at current prices. The stock is trading well below the value of its own Bitcoin reserve. They now have $11.2 Billion unrealised loss on their BTC position, which is almost 29% of their entire Marketcap.
BREAKING: Michael Saylor's $MSTR hit $103 yesterday, a new 23 month low.

It is now down -81% from its all time high and has wiped out $153 billion from its market cap.

Strategy holds 847,363 #bitcoin worth $53 billion at current prices. The stock is trading well below the value of its own Bitcoin reserve.

They now have $11.2 Billion unrealised loss on their BTC position, which is almost 29% of their entire Marketcap.
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