On the digital credit side, the weekly chart has pushed back up again. The credit segment is still slowly grinding higher, while ordinary shares are digesting the earlier gains.
I noticed that $MSTR didn’t perform well this week: week-over-week fell 8.3%, dropping to $130.97, and much of the earlier rise has been given back.
What’s interesting is that Strategy has started doing share buybacks instead—its offensive posture is pretty clear.
On one side, credit keeps climbing; on the other, the main shares are giving back. This divergence is something I think we need to keep watching.
The market is always switching modes—trends can chop and swing, with black swans rotating in. The multi-strategy matrix is designed so each type of market has its corresponding playbook; check the live performance on the homepage and follow along.
I noticed that $MSTR didn’t perform well this week: week-over-week fell 8.3%, dropping to $130.97, and much of the earlier rise has been given back.
What’s interesting is that Strategy has started doing share buybacks instead—its offensive posture is pretty clear.
On one side, credit keeps climbing; on the other, the main shares are giving back. This divergence is something I think we need to keep watching.
The market is always switching modes—trends can chop and swing, with black swans rotating in. The multi-strategy matrix is designed so each type of market has its corresponding playbook; check the live performance on the homepage and follow along.
