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Still buying random tokens on the spot market? 👀
Here’s something to think about:
📉 Around 70% of today’s top tokens could see their daily trading volume collapse by 95% over the next few years. So why bet everything on tokens that may lose liquidity? Maybe it’s time to look at tokenized stocks instead.
🚀 $SPCXB
🚀 $TSLAB
🚀 $NVDAB
Crypto is evolving. The question is: are you?
#stocks

Cathie Wood, CEO of ARK Invest, says $BTC could reach $1.5 million per coin within the next few years.
Do we believe her?
Whenever I hear predictions like this, I feel like opening a short position. 😅
#BTC #Invest #CathieWood

Michael Saylor’s Strategy Continues to Sell $BTC — But What’s Really Happening?
Michael Saylor’s Strategy continues to sell BTC, while Saylor himself is now explaining that his famous phrase, “Never sell your Bitcoin,” was referring to him personally, not to Strategy as a company.
In August 2026, Strategy disclosed the sale of 1,690 BTC for approximately $108.6 million. The proceeds were used to repurchase $STRC preferred shares.
What’s happening?
Previously, Strategy’s business model was essentially based on a simple cycle:
issue shares → raise capital → buy BTC → BTC price rises → $MSTR value increases → issue more shares → buy more BTC.
Today, this strategy is working less effectively.
The price of BTC has fallen, while the premium of MSTR relative to the value of the #Bitcoin held by the company has narrowed significantly. As a result, raising capital through equity issuance has become less attractive.
This pressure on the digital-asset treasury model appears to be one of the reasons behind Strategy’s changing approach.
That’s why I would view the current BTC sales as a sign of a shift in Strategy’s financial model, rather than simply ordinary profit-taking.
What’s particularly interesting is that the company recently gained the ability to sell up to $5 billion worth of BTC if necessary.
Strategy still holds approximately 842,000 #BTC, so these recent sales represent only a very small portion of its overall position.
Could Strategy eventually sell ALL of its Bitcoin?
Theoretically — yes.
Practically — this is extremely unlikely to be the base-case scenario.