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Every four years, Bitcoin’s block reward gets cut in half. History shows the real price action tends to unfold 6–18 months after the event, not immediately.
Three things I’m watching:
1. Miner economics — Lower rewards squeeze less efficient miners. Watch hash rate for signs of capitulation or consolidation.
2. Supply shock — Fewer new coins entering circulation against steady or rising demand has historically been a tailwind. ETFs add a new dimension this cycle.
3. Macro backdrop — Interest rates and liquidity matter more than ever. Bitcoin doesn’t trade in a vacuum.
My take: patience beats hype. The investors who do best aren’t the ones chasing green candles — they’re the ones with a plan before volatility hits.
What’s your strategy for this cycle? 👇
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🚨Binance Futures is expanding its trading options with two new USDⓈ-M perpetual contracts:
🔥 $POND Perpetual
⏰ Launch: 06:45 UTC
⚡ Up to 20x leverage
💰 USDT settlement
📊 Minimum notional: 5 USDT
🐱 哈基米USDT (Hajimi) Perpetual
⏰ Launch: 07:15 UTC
⚡ Up to 3x leverage
💰 USDT settlement
📊 Minimum notional: 5 USDT
Both contracts will trade 24/7, with funding fees settled every 4 hours and a funding-rate cap of +2% / -2%.
Binance also stated that both contracts are expected to become available for Futures Copy Trading within 24 hours of launch.
⚠️ Trade carefully. High leverage increases both potential profits and losses. Always manage your risk.
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Strategy's $1.59 billion discretionary pool can fund Bitcoin, buybacks, debt or reserve growth, leaving MSTR holders financing the choice.
trategy, the Bitcoin treasury company formerly known as MicroStrategy, raised $2.0065 billion by selling common shares from Aug. 17 through Aug. 23 and bought no Bitcoin. The transaction left its $1.59 billion USD Cash balance at the center of a wider capital-allocation contest.
The company sold 18,261,118 shares of MSTR, its common stock, then used $136.4 million to repurchase 1,431,212 shares of STRC, a variable-rate preferred stock. It transferred another $300 million to its separately designated USD Reserve. The remainder, $1.5701 billion, went into USD Cash, according to Strategy's Aug. 24 filing.
Strategy reported ending balances of $5.10 billion in the reserve and $1.59 billion in USD Cash. Those balances included expected proceeds from ATM shares that had not yet settled. The company held 840,447 BTC after making no Bitcoin purchase or sale during the week, with an aggregate cost of $63.36 billion and an average cost of $75,385 per coin.
The two dollar accounts serve different purposes. The USD Reserve remains designated for preferred dividends and interest on outstanding debt. USD Cash is flexible: Strategy may use it to acquire Bitcoin, cover those obligations, repurchase MSTR or preferred stock, repay, repurchase or redeem convertible notes, increase the reserve, or pursue similar Bitcoin Treasury Company purposes.
The flexibility came with a measurable common-share cost. Strategy's share dashboard reported 415.929 million basic shares outstanding on Aug. 23. Subtracting the 18.261 million shares issued during the week produces an implied pre-week basic count of 397.668 million, meaning the issuance increased that count by about 4.59%. The calculation uses reported and rounded share totals and is not a GAAP diluted-earnings measure. The filed sale totals also imply average net proceeds of about $109.88 per share.
MSTR holders are financing several potential uses at once. Strategy retained $516.6 million of preferred-security repurchase authorization and $1 billion of MSTR repurchase authorization after the latest transactions. Neither authorization commits USD Cash, but both compete with Bitcoin and debt actions as possible uses.
STRC offers one visible test. Its Aug. 25 close of $97.15 and after-hours quote of $97.10 placed it about 2.9% below its $100 stated amount. In recent remarks reported by CryptoSlate, management used STRC prices of $95 or $90 as examples of levels that could warrant support and said it would consider MSTR repurchases at a sufficiently deep discount to net asset value. Those were guideposts, not binding rules.
The next deployment will show which use management prioritizes: Bitcoin, discounted preferred or common shares, convertible debt, or additional protection for dollar obligations. Until then, the $1.59 billion is optionality rather than a Bitcoin order waiting to be filled.
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