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Everyone Is Dead Wrong About Saylor and MSTR (No One Is Seeing This) | Dan Hilery
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Replying to @NathanpartPrice @WarrenMB7 and @StrategyMaxiI asked: 1) How does he define mNAV? People are including out-of-the-money securities. Does he agree with that? 2) What is an example of a dilutive transaction if selling equity for dollars isn’t dilutive. Pretty basic questions and I was asking them genuinely. How is thatWATCH: Saylor gives nearly a 10 minute answer when Jack Mallers asks him to define mNAV 🤔
00:00 - WATCH: Saylor gives nearly a 10 minute answer when Jack Mallers asks him to define mNAV 🤔00:00
00:14TODAY: Jack Mallers from the audience asks Michael Saylor to clarify his real definition of mNAV. - SENATOR LUMMIS: "Other nations are accumulating Bitcoin quietly. We should be doing it loudly, on the record, by law."
- MSTR CEO PHONG LE: We sold 32 Bitcoin to inoculate the market and test our processes. We learned that everything works. Our institutional investors don’t seem to be unnerved by it. Retail investors are.
- $912 BILLION invested in Bitcoin is at a loss.85% of all USD invested in Bitcoin today is in Loss At previous bottoms: Nov 2022: 91.5% of all USD invested in Loss Dec 2018: 95.5% of all USD invested in Loss Jan 2015: 97.4% of all USD invested in Loss Nov 2011: 92.2% of all USD invested in Loss
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The CLARITY Act has nothing to do with Bitcoin! 👀 The contention over the CLARITY Act is just fractional reserve bankers fighting stablecoin issuers over yield. Whoever wins makes no difference to Bitcoiners. 🤷♂️ @Excellion breaks it down on @BitcoinNewsCom. ⬇️
00:00 - WATCH: Full fireside chat between Strive CEO Matt Cole and Michael Saylor in 🇨🇿 Prague. x.com/TNorth/status/…
- TODAY: Jack Mallers from the audience asks Michael Saylor to clarify his real definition of mNAV.
- FOLD SELLS $45M OF BITCOIN TO ELIMINATE DEBT, FUND GROWTH Nasdaq-listed Fold Holdings ($FLD) sold roughly $45 million worth of Bitcoin at an average price of $71,000 per BTC, using the proceeds to repay $20 million of Bitcoin-collateralized debt and free up another $25 million
- CRAMER: “Bitcoin and gold--bad money, being liquidated for SpaceX”
