$CELO Rebuy zone. Pulled back to 0.099 after tagging 0.103, same trade, second entry. ๐ ๐ Current: $0.09892, -0.95%, retest of the breakout after the +12% leg ๐บ Higher low above the 0.091 signal entry, MA7 and MA25 still stacked bullish underneath ๐ Market cap: $60M, Layer-1 turned Layer-2, 99% below ATH, projected path drawn to 0.31 by February ๐ Same as $HEMI , first leg then pullback to the zone, rebuy 0.0064 to 0.007 gave the second 5x ๐ก๏ธ Stop-loss -20% at 0.079, hold play, target 0.3135, TP6 0.18524 on the way Bought at 0.091, took TP1 and TP2, buying the dip back at 0.099. Same token, second timing. ๐ฏ ๐ป #CELO #Layer2 #cryptotrading #TechnicalAnalysiss ๐ Sharing personal opinions only not financial advice or a recommendation to buy/sell. Crypto is highly risky; DYOR and you are solely responsible. No coin promotion.
โ STRC is designed for a different profile: USD income, lower volatility and shorter-duration characteristics.
โ Strategy manages BTC, dollars, debt, preferred stock and common equity together to control liquidity, seniority and payment obligations.
โ STRC can be issued above par or repurchased below par, depending on market conditions and available capital.
โ USD reserves are separated into payment coverage and deployable capital, so the same dollar isnโt counted twice.
โ Dividend rates can be adjusted based on demand, market price, competing yields, credit conditions and reserve coverage.
The bigger idea:
Strategy is trying to build a capital structure where Bitcoinโs volatility is pushed more toward common equity, while preferred investors receive a more income-focused security.
๐ THE 3-PART FRAMEWORK
> Strip volatility โ reduce BTC exposure for credit investors
> Compress duration โ improve cash-flow timing and price sensitivity
> Extract yield โ turn BTC-backed corporate capital into income-producing securities
And thereโs an important distinction ๐
STRC is perpetual preferred equity, not a bank deposit or a guaranteed claim on Bitcoin. Dividends, liquidity and principal are not guaranteed.
Saylorโs broader vision is to make Digital Credit a standalone financial business built on top of Bitcoin capital.
Bitcoin is the capital base.
Strategy is trying to engineer the credit layer around it.
On Oct 1, Google is loading AI processors onto a SpaceX Falcon 9.
The initiative is called Project Suncatcher, and itโs the first real test of moving AI data centers off-planet.
Terrestrial facilities are hitting hard physical limits on land and power draw. In orbit, you get uninterrupted solar energy 24/7 without competing for ground infrastructure.
Wild to think the next AI you chat with might be answering you from space.
๐บ๐ธ๐ท๐บ Republicans and Democrats warn Trump against rolling out the red carpet for Putin
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators, including Mitch 'sharp as a tack' McConnell, sent an open letter to Trump to express their โserious concernโ
Their argument is simple. Treating Putin like an honored guest while Russia keeps STRIKING Ukraine doesn't pressure him toward peace. It just tells him he can keep bombing and still get invited to dinner.
When both Republicans and Democrats agree youโre coddling a tyrant, you know you're losing your grip.
๐บ๐ฒ๐ฎ๐ท Iran has delivered the U.S. a new proposal that would REOPEN the Strait of Hormuz in 7 DAYS and RESTART TALKS.
The message was delivered yesterday at a UN press briefing through Iranian mediators.
Itโs similar to the failed MoU that Washington and Iran signed in June, but runs on a much quicker timetable.
The conditions for the 7-day plan for the U.S. include:
-All hostilities end, including in Lebanon -The U.S. release of Iranโs frozen assets (~$12 billion) -Waive sanctions on Iranian oil -Lift the naval blockade on Tehran -The Strait of Hormuz would be reopened on the seventh day
After meeting these conditions, Iran says it would start negotiations over its nuclear program.
Trump has said a deal with Iran could come after the midterms.
But that may be too late for the GOPโs chances in November.
๐บ๐ธ๐ฎ๐ท The Iran war has created ANOTHER bottleneck: the world is running short of available supertankers, sending shipping costs to record highs.
Saudi's damaged East-West Pipeline has forced more crude back through Hormuz, while ship-to-ship transfers, Houthi threats near Bab al-Mandeb, and long detours around Africa are tying up the ~900-strong global VLCC fleet.
Paying a supertanker to transit the Strait of Hormuz now costs $1 MILLION A DAY, adding as much as $26 per barrel in freight costs alone.
That means even if crude prices fall, gasoline could stay expensive simply because getting the oil where it needs to go has become extraordinarily costly.
๐ท๐บ๐ฎ๐ท A leaked Russian plan shows how far Moscow intended to lock in with Iran...
The 2024-2026 roadmap covered alternative payment systems, digital currencies, nuclear work, Iranian production of Russian aircraft components, energy deals, and new routes to the Persian Gulf.
The goal was clear: build out redundancies to mitigate Western sanctions.
By early 2025, the financial side had already advanced, bilateral trade largely moved into national currencies and independent messaging systems, bypassing SWIFT.
Ultimately, the plan was less about individual deals and more about permanently insulating a strategic axis from Western pressure.
๐ท๐บ๐ช๐บ What if Europe had said yes to Putinโs โLisbon to Vladivostokโ vision?
In 2011. Putin offered Europe a free-trade zone from Lisbon to Vladivostok...
As he prepared to return to the presidency, he publicly floated the idea of a vast economic space linking the EU and Russia, with free movement of goods, capital and eventually people, plus coordinated industrial and energy policy.
He framed the Eurasian Union (then being built with Belarus and Kazakhstan) as a partner for Europe, not a rival, and argued that countries like Ukraine would integrate with the West faster from a stronger position inside that bloc.
Europe largely ignored or dismissed the offer. Brussels preferred bilateral association agreements and deeper ties with individual post-Soviet states.
Ukraineโs choice between the EU path and Moscowโs project became the flashpoint that eventually led to Euromaidan, the annexation of Crimea, the war in Donbas, and the full-scale invasion of 2022.
Had the Lisbon-to-Vladivostok vision gained real traction, the geopolitical map of Europe could look radically different today...
Less confrontation, denser economic interdependence, and possibly NO full-scale war in Ukraine.
Instead, the rejection of that proposal helped lock in the zero-sum logic that still defines relations between Russia and the West.