Portfolio, then there is a drip down, choose closed positions

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Slow motion bloodbath on the futures,.drip feed fashion, kinda like death by thousand cuts

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worst case scenario is flat for months/years as retail just drip feed savings into bloated market

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The funny thing that people don't get it that MSTR or any other Treasury is acting as a reserve bank. Yes the very thing Bitcoin is avoiding has developed their own central banking. And the dumb thing is there is not central power to stop it outside of moving to a new coin. So the new Bitcoin central banks have decided that Bitcoin as a deflationary store of wealth is the way forward and decide to limit money supply. So far MSTR has taken 3.5% of the money supply and been a driving force of keeping it high and not crashing. The problem is that they don't have any of the tools of real central banks to ease up or inject supply without taking huge private losses. They are not benefitting from better ecosystem health for lower prices so not incentivized to be a good central bank. Just to make it a profitable central bank. But inevitably other participants will realize they aren't forced to use Bitcoin. It's not a legal tender that can be forced upon them. And they will not use Bitcoin unless it aligns with the central banks strategy of being an appreciating speculative asset. So demand will be limited. And treasuries will be defending their currency as we see now - 20k Bitcoin bought in two weeks. But with investor dilution instead of foreign currency reserves. And we all know the extreme costs and results of central banks who struggle to keep their peg/stronger currency. It's massive and as much as a 50 billion reserve is, they will need multiple times that in dilution to defend it as a central bank. I don't see the slow sideways death as an option. It never is with that type of monetary engineering. The moment they lose their footing on defending the currency the support bottoms out and it goes Zimbabwe. Don't take my word for it. Look at their slowdown in tightening from October and November and the Bitcoin (and mstr) price. They then bought 10k Bitcoin for several billion in the last two weeks in November and stemmed the loss. But not really reversing the trend. That's because currency doesn't just get more valuable naturally and central banks are public because their value is to the ecosystem. Private banks could of course try to use their capital for currency policy but they would go broke. Just like MSTR will. They realized how their assets sank when taking their foot off the gas. They are back on the gas now. But they are a hostage. When they can no longer raise capital to buy they are in trouble. They have just a few plays. 1. Aggressively find a central bank to publicly back bitcoin with a currency swap or buying Bitcoin as an asset at a support level. 2. Manipulative price fixing by taking advantage of the relative lack of liquidity and other large players relying on high values. 3. Liquidating some Bitcoin before the whole market tanks and sharing up their balance sheet for the longer haul. They won't be insolvent. But their investors will be. I think that 3 is their only sustainable option. And they have already started by diverting some dilution to cash. I think they eventually liquidate despite knowing that it is a negative feedback loop that will crater the price. They will because they can no longer defend and the capability of choosing the timing of a larger crash is a valuable asset compared to bleeding out or waiting for a more natural crash. They can build some cash reserves and attempt to reset the cycle and make a relative profit with that. My prediction is steady declines followed by massive drip followed by a period of manufactured upward volatility from the bottom. As most ponzis go, executive compensation will remain stable.

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The sun crests the horizon and enters the window of your Trump Towers apartment. You awake to birds chirping as you remove your AG1 IV drip from your belly button. Rolling out of bed in your lululemon onesie, you turn on the news. Joe Rogan's voice fills the room explaining that Baron Trump has won the U.S. presidential election. You check your phone to see Gamestop at $10,429.12 per share.

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It really is . I prefer I quick downfall than a slow painful drip

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Unfortunately... Yes ..... my stop loss triggered... I had to take loss... need to wait for 30 days. After 12/19 , I will be able to buy BTCI again ( no wash sell ) , I will start to build BTCI again. Probably start buying a few thousand shares first, and continue DRIP in 2026

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sure. i think youd be hard pressed to find someone who disagrees. so what? we should just stop it all because it's not the best option but we have no alternative? people shouldnt save for retirement? does it feel like a long term slow drip liquidity scam? yes. but that's the point. consistently contribute over time and you'll make out like a bandit and you dont have to watch/time markets. sure sometimes it's over/undervalued relative to forward P/E expectations/macro forecasts or what have you and big moves happen where tons of money is to be made. 99.99% of people dont care and understand theyd likely lose money trying anyways. the deal is simple. the wealthy allow you a dignified retirement with money justttt before youre about to pass anyways, and they get your liquidty for the cyclical scams. bers here lose 100% of their stack daily/weekly/monthly/yearly since this place was founded. over 1/3/6/9/12/15+ months bol always win and ber always fuk and badly too.

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Have a drip from this candle 3========D~~~

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I think people thought the Fed was going to turn on the money spigot for the whole year, starting with a drip in Jan and then ramping up. JPOW seemed to say they were going to inject some immediate liquidity and then stop.

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